Trident 3B Zulu Kilo rebuild complete!!

Trident Man · Post by **Trident Man** » 10 Feb 2007, 22:08

Hi all,the rebuild of the aircraft is complete,it has taken 5 week's and looks the dogs b*****s,here is the press release from Manchester Airport's Plane Talk Magaziene the day we started the rebuild. (thanks to all that have donated and supported the project).

jonesey2k · Post by **jonesey2k** » 10 Feb 2007, 22:26

Awesome

You and everybody concerned deserve a pat on the back and a pint of best! :drinkers:

Trident Man · Post by **Trident Man** » 10 Feb 2007, 22:34

Jonesey,cheers mate it's about time we met ,innit!! :dance:

Post by **Garry Russell** » 10 Feb 2007, 22:58

Well done Neil and team :drinkers:

You've done something for the country that will be a part of history

:partyman:

Garry

Trident Man · Post by **Trident Man** » 10 Feb 2007, 23:20

You've done something for the country that will be a part of history Smile

Garry ive not realy thought about it that way,maybe i should!! :think:

Post by **Garry Russell** » 10 Feb 2007, 23:45

Exactly Neil

Like all really great thing you did it for all the right reasons....not the glory

The result is always so much better.

A labour of love..a job well done

And the will to keep it that way.

The only other good Trident 3 in the UK is hidden away.

If you people had not done this it would not have happened..simple.

BA would have scrapped it.

As it was it was far from easy and took a lot of time effort and no doubt frustration.

That makes it all the more precious.

Maybe you won't get all the recognition you guys deserve.......but to those that know and to them to which it really matters you are heroes.

Garry

Post by **DaveB** » 11 Feb 2007, 00:21

I feel an investment in one of those little Trident's coming on! When I find out how you buy one.. I'll be there

Well done Neil and the rest of your rather small team

ATB

DaveB :tab:

mgchristy · Post by **mgchristy** » 11 Feb 2007, 02:35

Nice work. Although I've yet to make it to your side of 'the pond', it's nice to know when I do that there will still still be some nicely preserved pieces of Britain's rich aviation heritage. There's nothing more sad (or infuriating) than watching a historical ship/plane being dismantled.

DispatchDragon · Post by **DispatchDragon** » 11 Feb 2007, 05:51

Neil,Toby et al

Congratualtions, you have worked hard and its nice to see another piece
of English aviation safe from being beer cans

What little tridents? and how do I get one

Leif

Nigel H-J · Post by **Nigel H-J** » 11 Feb 2007, 09:26

Excellent news Neil, all the hard work put in to preserve this wonderful aircraft will mean that another piece of British Aviation History is preserved for the enjoyment of many, for years to come.

Well done to all.