May 4, 2018 at 8:55 pm
BAE Systems Avro C19 G-AHKX returned this afternoon to her Old Warden base in her ew paint scheme representing TX176 of RAF Coningsby. Appropriately she routed to OW via Coningsby and undoubtedly will be well received at this Sundays Airshow ( already sold out for tickets).
G-AHKX as TX176 by AJCDuxman, on Flickr
G-AHKX as TX176 by AJCDuxman, on Flickr
G-AHKX as TX176 returns to OW by AJCDuxman, on Flickr
Duxman
Flikr – https://www.flickr.com/photos/64209520@N05/
By: Tin Triangle - 5th May 2018 at 17:14
I’ve no problem with the temporary repaint, and it’s nice to see an “RAF” Anson again (it seems ages since WD413 was an airshow regular). I did like the blue scheme though-hopefully another attractive civil scheme will appear eventually 🙂
By: David Burke - 5th May 2018 at 14:29
Hmmm -better get some paintstripper on the ‘Canadian’ Chipmunk quick then !
By: scotavia - 5th May 2018 at 14:09
I think it has been influenced by the local air force being 100 years old this year,they did not have an airworthy Anson for events being held.
By: David Burke - 5th May 2018 at 08:43
Yes -and its original registration document lists it as an A.V.R.O XIX Type 652a.
By: Duxman - 5th May 2018 at 08:35
David
Maybe — but the CAA have it registered as an Avro C19 Series 2 on their website.
Duxman
By: Arabella-Cox - 5th May 2018 at 08:34
It’s only paint I’m sure it’ll change again some time in the future
By: David Burke - 5th May 2018 at 07:14
Its an AVRO XIX not C.19. So sad that of the numerous civil schemes it could have worn -it instead had to go to military!
By: KurtB - 5th May 2018 at 07:08
That looks fabulous! MUCH better than that horrid blue scheme it wore before.
By: Binbrook 01 - 4th May 2018 at 22:46
Our local news on the Beeb ran a story about it (Look North, Hull and Lincs) They showed it close up before flying them. I think even despite the gloomy weather at the time it is actually red.
By: LN Strike Eagle - 4th May 2018 at 21:53
Is the trim day-glo, or just regular orange paint?
By: Fouga23 - 4th May 2018 at 21:47
Wonderful 🙂