I think the best way to preserve her would be as a taxi exhibit. This keeps her systems working. Then when (if) that mythical day arrives where another person has a crack at getting her airworthy then they have a viable airframe to start with.
If she is put in a museum then effectively her days are over. Once all her systems are drained and inhibited, dangerous items removed and she’s sat still for a few years she will no longer be effectively flyable.
As there are quite a few Vulcans in museums already I would hope for the taxi exhibit to happen. Or, if placed in a museum it’s a purpose built museum where the story of the Vulcan can be told. Perhaps with her insides open to the public for a small fee?
I doubt once grounded I will see the Vulcan fly again as I’m approaching my own major service interval and have a touch of GBR but maybe for future generations?
Next year will be a bumper year for me to see the Vulcan. I hope they can open her engines up a little bit more!

If you get the turrets working can taxi ride visitors work the turrets 😀
BTW are there any plans to install the mid-upper turret?

Bands of Brothers was unique in that each episode was different, which made it interesting.
Pacific was not as good because the Pacific war was predominantly the same each episode. Hit the beach, kill the enemy.
I’m not sure this will work. Aerial battles from the perspective of the crews are pretty `samey`.

My dad used to paint the Victory when under punishment (Jankers).
He served on HMS Anson just before the end of WW2.

93k aint bad. I only got 56k for 19 years from my last job.

I took the missus on the Victory a few weeks ago.
The guide gave us a tour of the gun deck, then the top deck and pointed to a small, raised plaque and said “This is where Nelson fell”. To which the missus replied “yeah, and I nearly tripped over it!”. :dev2:

A recently restored Marauder? Have they done more than repainted it then? I wouldn’t mind seeing that one flying again….

It was about 12 years ago when I last saw it!