Once again I revert to the vast knowledge of the Forum. I am researching the locations used in the filming of "The Dam Busters" for our website www.reelstreets.com and there are differing views as to where the attached captures were, or maybe, still are. The first has a distinctive stone type buttress with "windows" then the car follows on to a longer view of three adjoining hangars. Do these distinctive building resonate with anyone? Thanks as always for your interest and help. Richard
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As a guess, Bracebridge heath seems a likely location. The triple Belfast truss hangar is distinctive enough. Filming was carried out in Lincolnshire for the Dambusters
Thank you for that. Yes, the majority of the filming was done in Lincolnshire. An interesting suggestion, whilst Bracebridge is not mentioned anywhere in support information there is no suggestion in this scene sequence of military occupation so perhaps the non military aspect was still in operation at the time of filming. I have learned much about various hangar constructions, all very interesting. Just one more screen capture in case what the workers are attending to helps detail or confirm the location.
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Thank you Canberra. I have "Filming the Dam Busters" by Jonathan Falconer are you referring to another book? Apologies for being ignorant but what is llRC? Are you saying that it is actually Bracebridge Heath? Sorry it is all questions but it would appear that you have a positive answer for me.
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Thank you Canberra. I have "Filming the Dam Busters" by Jonathan Falconer are you referring to another book? Apologies for being ignorant but what is llRC? Are you saying that it is actually Bracebridge Heath? Sorry it is all questions but it would appear that you have a positive answer for me.
I always really appreciate the depth of knowledge and interest that the ARG gives to my occasional questions and the speed with which responses are given.
Erm, there are two problems with Bracebridge Heath, firstly, the first picture shows an aircraft refuelling hose arm and as Bracebridge never had an airfield, it would be pointless having one. Secondly the doors and door gantries are not correct for BH as its sheds had Esavian doors. My guess is Filton.
You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!
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