I’ve seen it Duxford as part of the Utterly Butterly stand. My young lad was very interested in it.

Could it be converted to a 2 seater if the owner wanted. Especially with the rules changing soon on carrying passengers.

Assuming the second photo is the later one, she loses upper wing registration, gains some stencils and had white outlined wing tip paint removed. Also outer machine gun holes added which implies they are different wings not just updated for civilian use.

Can you please post the link?

My search on Blenheim Society and face book has nothing on the engine run.

Mark

Mark, does this work for you? – https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/216349751762692/732865530111109/?notif_t=group_activity

A dakota/c47 flew over my house at 5-35pm heading in a south easterly direction yesterday.

I wish I’d been near your house to see that. byetheway, where is you house?

not spotted with the naked eye, but 2 Douglas A-4N Skyhawks N431FS and N434FS on flightradar24. Buzzing around now at 16,000 to 19,000ft over Germany, SW of Bremen.

Making her first public appearance this morning, with a brief compass-swing, was Spitfire FR.XVIIIe G-BUOS / SM845. Sadly shot into low sun, but still a wonderful sight. Congratulations to all involved, this rebuild will set new standards again.

She looks great. Fantastic pictures, but in what way is this a higher standard than previous restrations?

I think we have already had the hefty donation in the spilt blood of the Commonwealth !

I think this is a first, but I agree with you. Would be nice to see it with rocket rails fitted.