September 30, 2011 at 9:52 am
Biggin’s Spitfire ‘Time Machine’
Rachel Morris and John Dibbs take an exclusive look at a remarkable Spitfire project under way at Biggin Hill.
Snowbird Over the Mountains
During August Legend Flyers flew its third new-build Me 262. Jim Larsen reports from Washington State.
Vimy Tribute
Peter McBride describes the epic journeys undertaken by a Vickers Vimy replica.
Canadian Sabres
Alistair Goodrum tells how the RCAF deployed F-86 Sabres to the UK to boost air defence during the ‘Cold War’.
Delta Dream
Vulcan To The Sky boss Robert Pleming reveals major plans for Avro Vulcan B.2 XH558 in 2012.
PLUS!
Spotlight on the Douglas Dakota
Includes…
Origin and History
Michael O’Leary looks back at the beginnings of this remarkably long-lived warhorse of the skies.
Contemporaries Compared
We compare the C-47 Skytrain to two other transport aircraft of World War Two.
Men Behind the C-47
Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork profiles two exceptional RAF transport pilots who went unarmed into harm’s way.
C-47 in Profile
Pete West artwork of a surviving C-47B Skytrain, formerly in service with the Royal Australian Air Force.
Inside the Dakota
Cutaway artwork of a Douglas Dakota IV.
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By: scotavia - 4th October 2014 at 14:22
The poster is superb, printed on both sides.
By: One of the Few - 24th October 2011 at 20:45
Would that be as in spinning around Mark 12? 😀
By: Mark12 - 15th October 2011 at 23:40
Is it me, or is the spinner on Spitfire I X4650 quite a bit different to P9374`s?. The spinner back plate seems chunkier in my opinion on X4650, yet they are saying its an original. Any opinions?
It is revolutionary.
By: One of the Few - 1st October 2011 at 14:18
Is it me, or is the spinner on Spitfire I X4650 quite a bit different to P9374`s?. The spinner back plate seems chunkier in my opinion on X4650, yet they are saying its an original. Any opinions?