So, anything further on this aircraft’s history and where is has been hiding all these years? Looks stunning. This machine was flying at Selfridge Field at the same time that Australian based Doug Hamilton’s C.40 was flying as the Group’s headquarters hack. Would be nice to see together.

Sharkmouth looks great. Wonder what the Legends star shall be this year…… any chance of the Iraqi marked Fury attending?

Any chance of asking Dr Jones if he flew A19-144 and if so….. did he record the aircraft’s individual code letter?

I have quite a few Taylors and Ferris….. The Ferris reverse angle of the FW190 over the B.17s is eocative of action but shows none, Similarly, Taylor’s Wildcats and Corsairs returning to Guadalcanal with the most wonderful skyscape also has the feeling of action but they are simply in formation. I have a Skyraider print depicting a rescue mission and while there is action it is subtle……. Strouhal’s depiction of Tony Gaze’s victory over a Me.262 is action but again subtle. Down to the personal taste but for me, guns blazing, tracers everywhere and a tinge of orange through every print does not do it for me.

Just love the Flying Legends trailer for this year. Cannot wait.

Marvellous. Sat here and watched it through….. some great footage in there. The Big Show is one of my favoured possessions.

This was a fantastic display at Wings over Wairarapa. I had never seen one in flight before and it was a truly amazing sight and sound. I believe that the first Aeroncas at least did not have any airspeed indicator so that may explain the current pitot positions. Long may she fly and provide such enjoyment.