The first episode of Lockerbie: A Search for Truth takes viewers down Sherwood Crescent, where nine residents were killed.
A street where houses were destroyed in the Lockerbie air disaster was painstakingly recreated for a new drama about the tragedy.
And production designer Tom Sayer has revealed how they went about recreating the scene for the opening episode. “It makes it look almost like a set, because you’ve just got the walls of some houses and nothing else. “We tried to use that as well with cars, where just the back end of a car was singed, its front end completely pristine.
Sam said: “He sees quite a lot. The night we shot the scene where Murray effectively takes the audience down Sherwood Crescent... It was a pretty extraordinary film set to be on with emergency vehicles everywhere, smoke, fires.
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