Plane lifted into back garden as bunker takes shape

A 737 fuselage is made of aluminum, which will corrode with rain, salts, and sulfates present in most soils.

> He aims to apply for retrospective planning permission on the project, which he hopes to have finished by February.

Isn't that a bit risky? Is the idea that his YouTube popularity will mean the council won't say no?

Also, Bmibaby, what a blast from the past

  He aims to apply for retrospective planning permission on the project, which he hopes to have finished by February.

Heh. My partner has to put up with my ideas of digging up the driveway into a trench laying down containers and then putting a new driveway on top.

He should talk to Colin furze

I don't understand the idea, the hole seems vastly too shallow to protect effectively from for example, bombing.

The video version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixh0KIackIk

"The first friend he discussed the idea with told him it was "silly", so he went to his seven-year-old son for guidance."

This is the best feedback he could get to be sure it will run well you YT.

The planning permission situation could end up being more interesting than the actual construction..

How long until someone in Reddit points out at asphyxiation hazard, fire hazard, and the fact that the plane used to transport dangerous chemicals?

I was expecting something more like this from the title:

https://www.reddit.com/r/abandoned/comments/1x4yw6y/inside_t...

How do you protect against damp in this set-up?

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