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Vulcan Radome Shed

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This shed constructed from the Radome of a Vulcan is ACE! I want one!

These are great photos! I didnt realise it was such an unusual frame, and as you said it is rather spindly. I can see what you meant about the cut out on the starboard side as there is clearly a gantry for the rear crew to jump out onto when practising their escape.

I can understand why you had to lose the frame in order to get the section low enough on the car jig so that it cleared the doors of your storage facility it must have been quite a juggling act!

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My Dad 1950 Baginton in Tiger Moth (Hotel Oscar?) Judy I think the other was called May?

With some interesting buildings in the background!

Sidcot Suit? Highly desireable! Popular with Collectors and Living History Groups.

My Dad was given one by a Polish bomber pilot (Dad was an Automobile Engineer and used to repair their cars and became good friends with them)

Dad used it in the late 1940’s early 50’s whilst flying the Tiger Moth from Coventry Aerodrome, he always regretted leaving it behind!

Yes! my old Parson Jack Russell Terrier (I lost him 9 years ago and the hole in my heart is still there!!) used to love a game of ball! He would throw it back and keep up the volley!

Harry looks so cuddly, soft and warm.

Delightful Doggie! There was an article in the Daily Mail today about Dogs being mans best friend, it’s true!

Cockpitfest 2011! Can’t wait! We shall be there in our usual place under the Jetstream (if possible please?)

Also, members from our Post War RAF Living History Group “INTO THIN AIR” will be appearing at different times of the day dressed in period flight kit to add atmosphere to this unique event!