Hello Everyone,
Quick question over on Wixs there is a thread that list all of Mr.Tallichet prop aircraft, in this thread a person posted some interesting photos of the MARC compound. Now in one of the photos you can see in the background what appears to be a Vampire.
Does anyone know what and how many different English jets that Mr.Tallichet might have owned over the years.
I’ve read that he might have had two or three Hunters and up to 8 Vampires but there is no information on the net nor do the folks at MARC seem to have any information come forward.
Thank You
By: Bruce - 22nd December 2007 at 11:21
Not as yet – David Collins has one of the ex Canadian F3’s – I’m sure he will be along shortly!
Bruce
By: Scorpion89 - 21st December 2007 at 22:44
So far I can’t find this Vampire on any list does anyone know if there is a master list of all surviving Vampire Airframes.
By: Scorpion89 - 19th December 2007 at 03:04
Tallichet also had a few ex Indian Airforce Gnats.
Septic.
Yes they are the following aircraft,
Mk1 IE1076
HAL Mk1 IE1214
HAL Mk1 IE1222
Ajeet E276
Ajeet E296
Ajeet E299
Ajeet E315
By: Septic - 19th December 2007 at 00:14
Tallichet also had a few ex Indian Airforce Gnats.
Septic.
By: Scorpion89 - 18th December 2007 at 21:59
It is certainly a Vampire. I would hazard a guess that it is one of the ex Canadian F3’s that were doing the rounds at the time. I seem to remember they were brouht into the US by a company called ‘Fliteways’. Some were sold on to other air forces. Others are still around in the US.
Bruce
Thanks Bruce I wonder if this plane every received an N# a quick check of the FAA records doesn’t have any of the three company’s that David had show an vampire listed.
By: Bruce - 18th December 2007 at 21:31
It is certainly a Vampire. I would hazard a guess that it is one of the ex Canadian F3’s that were doing the rounds at the time. I seem to remember they were brouht into the US by a company called ‘Fliteways’. Some were sold on to other air forces. Others are still around in the US.
Bruce
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December 18, 2007 at 7:12 pm