Please . airman killed in Action

[Gadget]

and mine

(I borrowed his cap)

Gadget

[billkent]

It looks like we both borrowed the same cap Gadget only I reversed it to put the shine on the other side.

Bill. 

[Gadget]

I reversed it too, Bill,  but I deshined  the brim a bit  

Here's a slightly different one

T'weren't the easiest, t'were it ?



Gadget

[billkent]

Certainly was a challenging one Gadget, but that's why we like 'em. 

Bill. 

[LizzieW]

I'm only an onlooker but just wanted to say I think you are all brilliant.

Lizzie

[roadrunner465]

What wonderful work I wanted to thank Gadget, Bill, Terry for such excellent work. I am off to the UK on Monday for a family gathering so this pic came at a perfect time. Again thank you

[petercat]

Thought I'd try this one but I must be slow - I'm about half-way done. I'll probably finish it tomorrow.

I must say the restorers have done brilliant work already - I doubt if mine will be half as good but I'd would like to finish it.  He's a handsome chap!

Here's a question: is there a button and strap thing (don't know what it's called) on his right shoulder?

[roadrunner465]

I am not sure I will go into a web  site and check. It is called a I think I am just trying to check a website and will let you know
yes on the left side there are 4 buttons. I will try and upload a picture for you to see although it is not my guy
They are called Royal Navy Flying Corps
[ English ] 
 
 
 
Pilot Officer of England's Royal Flying Corps, c. 1917.

* Detailed prim shoulderboards
* Cap and shoes/boot tops resize with menu. Low lag, only 1 script each!
*).
 
This is all I could find sorry

[petercat]

There's still a few untidy bits on this but my eyes have packed it in for this evening.
Have a nice trip to the UK.