Hang on a minute lads... I've got an idea!

Don't blow the b_ _ _ _y doors off!

Can you see where I'm going with this....? (Eat your heart out Jacque Cousteau!)

I know, no flippin' flippers yet. Flippin' 'eck 'e says!

Hi Pen Pusher,

That looks like it'll fit the bill nicely, as long as you give him some Flippers!!
Well done anyway.
Bigkev

Air hose, regulator and flippers - now for his weight belt!

(Ms D says I have to buy a new Cheese board!!)

Don't forget some bubbles, reminds me of Jacques Cousteau, or if your even older Hans and Loti Hass.
Sorry about the spelling.

Methinks he doth ask too much?Bubbles indeed!

Hi Zak,
I'll stick with Jacque's Cousteua, I'm not as old as you with the other two!
Bigkev

PS. Pen-Pusher, it looks okay, well done!   

Seen from above, a diver pauses over the empty cockpit of a heavily encrusted Mitsubishi Zero lying seventeen metres below the surface of Jammer Bay,  a few miles of the south coast of New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea.
Lost on 17th April 1944 the aircraft, serial number 4213 has survived remarkably well due to the low salt content in this part of the ocean. Only colour is changed by the depth.

I wish the sea here was as clear as that.