June 6, 2005 at 8:15 pm
Now that that the museum at Hemwell has closed does anyone know the fate of Lightning XM192?
By: Chox - 28th April 2011 at 08:57
Indeed it is good to see that she still survives. I went to take a look a year or so back. I rather thought they’d painted the tail fin black and yellow since then? Has it been repainted back to the standard markings now?
Hope they carry-on lavishing attention on the old beast. I noticed it was even on the national news a week or so back – some “journalist” talking claptrap and behold, the Lightning was behind him!
By: CIRCUS 6 - 28th April 2011 at 05:50
OOOOOOHHHHH steady on…you’ll have lots of forumites complaining that you have neglected to put the aircraft type in the heading:eek:
That’s if they haven’t started complaining that its had it’s flying surfaces cut off or other some such opinion which they’ll be only too pleased to share with you:rolleyes:
Anyways, good effort and I shall be popping along for a visit when I get out of the filth that is this desert:D
By: AMB - 27th April 2011 at 23:58
Ah XM192 – the Airfix Lightning. Have built that kit many moons ago and nice to see the real thing still alive and in the same markings as the kit.
By: Peter - 27th April 2011 at 23:19
Good to see progress being made but any chance of larger pics than thumbnails?
By: landyman - 7th June 2005 at 17:12
would that be a cessaneer? LoL
Greg
By: SCOTTY GR4 - 7th June 2005 at 16:36
HMMMM
By: JetBlast - 6th June 2005 at 21:32
Being as the Lightning was only on loan to Hemswell, the owner, Charles Ross, will probably look at housing her elsewhere.
In the meantime, I am starting to worry about you, Stout Bucc fan that you are, what the fasination with the Lightning, mores to the point, what is this? 😀 😀 😀 😀