Nx611 “Just Jane” ex G-ASXX

One of 22 sold to the French Aeronavale Air Force as WU-15 and was delivered in June 1952.
Flottilles : 10F, 24F, 25F.
Escadrilles: 9S, 52S, 55S
Donated to the Historic Aircraft Museum, Sydney, Australia.
Became G-ASXX and flown back to England
Became gate guardian at RAF Scampton.
Fully restored to taxiing condition and on public display at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kirkby, Lincolnshire, England.

Extract from this web site:

http://www.lancastermuseum.ca/lancs.html

Don’t forget the mighty Swordfish!
From page 148 of the book, 816 Sqn making a practice rocket attack. They and their fellow squadrons helped to protect the invasion fleet against seaborne attack.

What a star you are, wannabe_pilot!
I have already printed the bus timetable and your instructions (although white text on white paper is not too legible (joke! I copied the text into Word and marked it, then changed to “Automatic” for the font colour, which gave me black text)).
I’m all set for my next Stansted visit now, many many thanks.

Mosquito RS712

Here’s one you don’t see very often – RS712 in the EAA museum at Oshkosh (photographed in July 2003).

With reference to posts #73 and #74, here is my photo, which shows a little more, including the bomb bay area . . .

Lee, do you know that the Museum has a “Virtual Tour” on CD-ROM? A copy of the 2002 issue is in front of me now!
Also don’t forget to check for more information via the Search facility on this Forum!

Varsity at Newark

Would it have been about this big, then?