October 13, 2009 at 9:12 pm
Recently the Fenland and West Norfolk Aviation Museum have been working on their Shackleton section, our friend ‘Shed Man’ has been kind enough to mail me some photos to share with you !
This is what it looked like on my earlier visit …

And when the wraps came off here are a few views of the inside …




By: pagen01 - 21st March 2013 at 09:39
What I really want to get to the bottom of is wether the cockpit and forward section from the mid section of MR.3 WR971, shown above, is still in existence?
I wasn’t aware that it survives, but would be a very pleasently surprised if it is. Can anyone confirm?
Thanks to a pointer by DaveT, I am now pleasently surprised by some very positive news about this!
By: Airspeed Horsa - 30th October 2009 at 10:02
To put minds at rest, I can see VP293 at the moment, and it’s definately in Duxford! Located on the north side, adjacent to what appears to be the second vulcan pod.
Robs
By: shed man - 29th October 2009 at 19:44
Shack update
Just a quickie to say that over the past week Doug and others have been putting a bit of paint on the Shack , so she is looking a bit smarter now.
It is hoped to remove one or two wiring panels and fit clear plastic so people can see a bit of the innards. Hopefull y the Lightning will be getting a bit of a makeover in the winter