Ah, the old project… here is the only picture I have in the office, will dig out some more of the model. The runway suggested, as seen in the picture, was in fact Llanbedr.
It will fly one of these days:)
Southend, funny you should mention that…. we are currently looking into a late summer date around that neck of the woods, watch this space!
PS… Given the theme of the thread, it would be rude not to post…;)
In case anybody is unsure where we are…!
Entry to all ClassicFlight.com open days is via Coventry Airports West security gate.
Other must see attractions at Coventry…
AlanL’s pride and joy:
Friendly & knowledgeable staff (left.. Will J, right.. AlanL):
And atmospheric sights that you just don’t get to see elsewhere these days:
Apologies for the poor picture quality, though not mad for a humble mobile phone!
New faces: The Heron up from Jersey:
Currently nestling in the Classic Maintenance area with a certain Twin Pin:
The ‘new’ Dove. Currently also in many pieces in Hangar seven looking forward to a new lease of life on pleasure flight and charter work, another aircraft that can be inspected at close quarters this Saturday…
…picture taken a few weeks ago basking in the sun at our April Classic Flight Experience Day:
And not forgetting ‘RP, the latest addition to the Dragon Rapide family:
Spot on, there is a Proctor well on its way to flying status, which will before too long join the pleasure flying fleet. Comments about another Dove are not that wide of the mark, we have G-ARHW in hangar seven undergoing work to bring that one on strength too. (A familiar machine to Old Warden regulars, I think it was only last year it did a flypast with the Avro XIX).
Here are a few images from the last couple of days in the Hangar. Remember that we have an open day on Saturday, £10 general admission, £55 including a pleasure flight. Call 08703 304 747 for more details or to book a place!
DC6 G-APSA Undergoing a numeric check:
Big radials on show:
She’s a big bird, looks even bigger indoors:
A few pictures:cool:
Just got back from a busy, and rather warm (after the mist lifted) day at Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green with Dragon Rapide ‘AGTM. Many flights were flown, and lots of trains were hotly pursued, the passengers seemed highly appreciative ….
Star of the show #1
Venturing out over the Severn Valley.
‘TM basking in the welcome sunshine.
Star of the show #2
Historic Bridgnorth, showing the Castle remains, Church, Railway Station and Depot.
Calm at the end of the day.
Old and New at the ‘Green….
We are back again for more tomorrow, Sunday the 15th April, and again in June!
PS.. ‘RRW… glad you enjoyed it:)
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