Mossie outside at The DeHavilland Heritage Centre

Wow!!

Thats a fantastic piece of work you have there!, thanks for sharing.

Cheers
JT

Bruce

You and your team certainly do deserve praise indeed on a fantastic job, and my own personal thanks for allowing me to crawl into every nook and cranny some years ago for a college project which I am now in the process of colouring up and hopefully is of some interest here.

Paul C

congrats on your Flypast pictures very nice.

It’s a pleasure to be of support Bruce.

Now, how can I scam a visit to picture that Venom of yours….. :rolleyes:

Dragging this topic kicking and screaming back to the top…

Just received the latest FP, and am absolutely delighted to see a full page dedicated to our move around, with pictures by Darren Harbar. Thanks to Darren, and of course to Ken, for publishing. It also makes you realise what a resource this forum is for the news pages of flypast, with a number of articles and pictures regularly published by contributors from the forum.

Now, if anyone fancies taking a picture of our new Venom, so we can get it 2 months in a row…!

Also, by pure coincidence, on the facing page, detailing the disbandment of 899NAS, is a picture of our Sea Vixen getting Airborne from a carrier. Or perhaps not coincidence… Ken??

Cheers

Bruce

Not just me – we have an excellent team, and they deserve the recognition as well – Take a bow guys

Bruce

Awesome pics – well done Bruce.

Not only the exhibits excellent but the setting is idyllic on a sunny day.

Thanks Bruce. It will be good to see your T11 back together one day.

The T-11 is the one in my avatar – XH328. Its mine, and I’m just keeping it there for the time being.

The Venom on the trolley is J-1790, ex G-BLKA, and its now assembled (we put it together on Saturday and Sunday)

All the best

Bruce

A few shots of the WR539 FB4 pod for you.

Thanks very much. Very helpful photo’s 😀

Darren, it’s the fuselage of a dH 53 Hummingbird

Thanks Mate.

Darren,

I think that Vampire T.11 is XD616, if it came back from Gloucester ?

Do you have any more pics of the Venom FB.4 pod please ?

🙂

Thanks Dave.

A few shots of the WR539 FB4 pod for you.

Some of the non Mossie activity from Saturday.

Bruce, can you let me have the ID for the Canopy-less Vampire and the Venom on the trolly wheels.

Also, I dont know what the silver aircraft is??

Thanks

Darren,

I think that Vampire T.11 is XD616, if it came back from Gloucester ?

Do you have any more pics of the Venom FB.4 pod please ?

🙂

some others

Vampire NF10 VM729 ; Venom FB4 WR539 ; Venom NF3 WX853

Some of the non Mossie activity from Saturday.

Bruce, can you let me have the ID for the Canopy-less Vampire and the Venom on the trolly wheels.

Also, I dont know what the silver aircraft is??

Thanks

Lovely pictures of a truly great preservation effort. Cheers Bruce.

Can’t help thouigh thinking back to the days when the Mosquito used to sit quietly on the Fighter Pan at the N Weald Fighter Meets waiting its turn to display. How lucky we were then.

Moggy

Thanks Bruce great great photo’s.
I could not agree more Moggy i remember the North weald days i have some photos of RR299 on the pan at North weald somewhere maybe try and dig them and the scanner out sometime.

Its wonderful to see a Mossie in the sunshine i still dream of the day when a Mossie rises to the skies again.

We are working towards TA122 being capable of engine runs, but it wont be for some time yet – lots to do!!

Thanks for all the kind comments

Cheers

Bruce

Great photos! With that 4000 pounder nearby she looks set for another mission!

Thanks Eddie, another question answered!