Nice picture Mark and one I’ve never seen before, LF363 is in her late 1950’s early 1960’s scheme with the codes US-A seamingly taped on, notice the incorrect position of the fuselage roundel, it’s to far back. No LF wasn’t in Angels One Five but if you wan’t to see her in this scheme (minus the codes) she has a part in the film The One That Got Away.

Can’t make out the serial but the photo was taken at High Ercall in Shropshire in 1942

She’s OK now as she flew over my house in North Staffordshire at 17.30hrs en route back to Duxford:D

Indeed Daz surely one of the aviation magazines could set up a meet of twin seaters, Duncan Cubitt could get some good air to air shots. I’m surprised this has not been done in the last year or so as there are four Tr. 9’s flying in this country (I know PT462 is a late convertion from the 1980’s), we should of course wait until G-AIDN is airworthy in Britain first as it is the Daddy of twin stick Spits!!!!:)

Happy birthday

Whats more is I hear that the Comet is going to get an RAF sceme as well:mad:

Yeh, makes a change dosn’t it, gives somewhere else a chance to see rare warbirds!!!