TE311 is a Mk XVI with "clipped" wingtips, which alter the classic Spitfire silhouette.
It smelled of motor oil and friction heat, the way a nineteen-forties Spitfire might.
Developed for secure government communications, Spitfire uses a broad frequency spectrum virtually immune to eavesdropping or interference.
The replica, a Spitfire Mk 2A, has been built in a shed next to Delabole's slate quarry.
The Spitfire was a very special aeroplane, it saved our neck in 1940 in the Battle of Britain.
He has a TF-51 Mustang nicknamed "La Pistolera, " three more Bearcats, an FG-1D Corsair 29 and a British Spitfire.
His style escapes simple genre classification, and the guitarist's music pits funky, spitfire lyricism against slide guitar and "open-tuning" riffs.
Producer Nigel Sinclair, from Spitfire Pictures, said the documentary would include original footage, including Dylan's first performance on the electric guitar.
Spitfire TE311 last took to the air in 1954 but has been rebuilt by technicians from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF).
Their latest commission - to create a full-size replica of the Spitfire that crashed in front of Mr de Man on 17 March 1945.
Later this year, in a repeat of the RF Micro Devices model, TRW plans to license its wireless technology, called Spitfire, to a startup.
Built in Supermarine Aviation in Southampton in 1940, the Spitfire was used by No. 609 West Riding Squadron, stationed at Middle Wallop in Hampshire.
BBC: Duxford war museum's Spitfire work 'preserving history'
World War II Spitfire and Mustang fighters added a note of nostalgia, and a modern, helium-filled Zeppelin airship bobbed and dipped above the crowd.
The Spitfire will be on display at the Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina as part of a tribute to Mr Dunn.
Driven by a six-blade mahogany fan (see top picture) with a diameter of 9.1m, the tunnel was used to test full-sized aircraft prototypes like the Spitfire.
The defeat of Nazi Germany's Luftwaffe by the RAF's Hurricane and Spitfire pilots in October 1940 came at a cost of more than 1, 000 fighter planes.
TE311 is painted as Spitfire XVI TB675 '4D-V', the aircraft of Squadron Leader Tony Reeves DFC, who was the commanding officer of No 74 Squadron in 1945.
British experts have begun work in Burma following a 17-year search for a cache of World War II Spitfire planes believed to be buried in the country.
About ten times a year the planes are wheeled out for "Flying Days, " attracting 2, 000 people, with Lowy usually at the stick of a Spitfire or a Dragonfly.
The red-headed Brit whipped the crowd of 2, 000-plus into a frenzy with his soaring vocals, spitfire flow and vigorous guitar playing so vigorous, in fact, that he broke one of his guitar strings.
Although it is not known what a future buyer would want to do with the airfield, Mr Ellis is hopeful it will continue as a working airfield, with a nod to its links with the Spitfire.
The concert took place in front of 1, 800 fans in a Victorian former fruit and vegetable market, which has more recently been used to store a Spitfire aeroplane and other items from the Museum of Science and Industry.
By beaming broadband signals from phone poles into homes, Spitfire solves a major problem facing regional Bells: One third or so of homes have copper wires so degraded by splicing or old age that they cannot handle DSL service.
Instead of working on his thesis, Keith spent most of two years holed up in the family garage, stripping the body off a Triumph Spitfire and building a new shell from scratch, using foam and 700 pounds of plaster of paris.
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