Today at Duxford – 31/5/04

[HTML]Hmm… I wonder whether anyone can identify this.
Aeroplane and bird type please.[/HTML]

Grumpy, and I’d guess at pigeon.

I will miss Grumpy when she goes Stateside.

Woody 🙁

You’re not the only one 🙁 🙁 🙁

[HTML]Hmm… I wonder whether anyone can identify this.
Aeroplane and bird type please.[/HTML]

Grumpy, and I’d guess at pigeon.

I will miss Grumpy when she goes Stateside.

Woody 🙁

who cares about he colour scheme it is a geunine d day veteran live with it!!!!!!

One of the scale modelling magazines has a feature on a model of ML407 as she was on D-Day – looks good, but I think the V is a bit on the big side. If I can scan it, I’ll post up a pic.

Interestingly, it looks as though ‘407’s stripes are a bit ‘rough’! Authenticity! 😉

Superb pics!

The spit looks better than it was at Antwerp last week. The black nose is better than the red:

Greets,
J.V.

To compare:

B-25 Mitchell?

Hmm… I wonder whether anyone can identify this. Aeroplane and bird type please. And also I wonder whether it’ll be cleaned off by Sunday. I will be checking… 😉

TD248 looks rather smart in that scheme IMHO, as does ML407 with her stripes.

Great pics 😉 Anna 🙂 🙂

I was there on Sunday, only one Spit though ML407. The TBird was operating from the Tarmac so hopefully the runway is now ok!

Septic.

Roundels

TD248 is looking quite splendid in the D-Day scheme, despite its lack of authenticity….

I note revised top wing Roundels from last week. 🙂

Mark

Steve – I must be in that shot! Down by the fence. I couldn’t believe they kept the Rapide waiting so long…..

Cracking shots Dave. Here’s another one of the Thunderbolt, not particularly good quality but it’s difficult to hold it steady when the Dragon Rapide pilot’s doing his power checks… 😉

Nice photos Dave. Some should tell Lee Proudfoot to put his pipe out before going flying.

Neal

And a few Tanks for anyone who is that way inclined…. 😀

Thanks! Here are a few of the Thunderbolt…

Nice ones, Dave.

Superb shots Dave! 🙂