Or will it just remain tucked away in a corner of the restoration hanger?
It’s not tucked away in a corner but next to the public walkway.
Brian
From Wiki
“Sunset (Bird of Prey)” is a song by the British big beat artist Fatboy Slim, released from his 2000 album Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars. The single peaked at No. 9 in the UK
Music video
The music video of the song is set in 1964 and features Robert Jezek as a United States Air Force pilot flying a British-made Hawker Hunter fighter plane named the Bird of Prey. It opens with the famous “Daisy” television commercial, which was used as a campaign for President Lyndon B. Johnson during this year, showing the pilot sitting in a room watching this commercial. He drinks a glass of water which has something bubbling in it, intercut with an image of a brain and a piece of paper with text describing a chemical. An identification form with Fatboy Slim’s real name on it, (Colonel) “Norman Cook” is seen. As the drug comes on, he imagines he’s flying the plane, and he eventually ejects and parachutes down, and then the hallucination stops. The actual song is playing during the flight sequence. Near the end of the video one can see the word “MKULTRA”, which was a CIA-operated top secret confidential government project concerning mind control human experimentation, including using chemicals on test subjects (people) as truth serums. Also visible is another identification form with another name on it, Al Hubbard.
Filming
The filming took place at Duxford Aerodrome, and was produced by Flight Logistics of Borehamwood, who used an Aérospatiale Corvette to film the airborne scenes from.[1] The Hawker Hunter was in a USAF livery.[2]
Brian
Sunday 27Aug
Another wall to wall sunshine day and no haze. With no wind it was very warm but a bit of a breeze did spring up in the afternoon to take the edge off the heat. Visitor car parking ended up on the grass inside the museum but the increased visitor numbers could to have been down to the Duxford Summer Motor Fest being held and after a quick browse there was only an American Police car that caught my attention. Lots of flying with Classic Wings doing their Fly in and Fly With a Spitfire through out the day. TFC Mk.V Spitfire went up for a couple of flights and the T.28 and Blenheim went up the road to Little Gransden for their Air Show. The B-17 returned from their weekend at Dunsfold and parked up on the grass to drop off passengers and then went off to Little Gransden as well. Photos in the order taken.












Sony Alpha A6000 CSC & Sigma 100-400m f5-6.3 DG OS HSM lens + Sigma MC-11 SA-E Mount/Sony Alpha A6000 CSC & Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 Di-III VC.
Brian
Friday 25th August
Despite the wall to wall blue sky and sunshine and the temperature in the low 20’s, there was high, thin cloud which made lighting conditions for anything other than ground to ground photography atrocious.






Sony Alpha A6000 CSC & Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 Di-III VC Lens.
Brian
You’ve not seen a crusty loaf aeroplane before? 😀
Brian
St Ives, Cambs has a few aviation related street names.

Brian
I can show you what they were. 😀

Brian
Thursday 10th August
It wasn’t raining so I went to Duxford. It was quiet apart from the visitors who were still queuing out of the visitor centre at mid-day to get in. Catalina was out for an engine run and the two-seat Spitfire’s were flying. PV202 with Classic Wings and NH341 was off to Sywell.






Sony Alpha A6000 CSC & Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 Di-III VC Lens.
Brian
Last time I saw it, it was hanging up in the entrance to the London Film Museum in Covent Garden.
Brian
Still nothing in the subject matter that is Historic, there is a thread for air shows, also the title is in capitals. That’s considered ‘SHOUTING’ on the internet.
Brian
As it happened a couple of weeks ago, I suppose the subject matter could be considered ‘Historic’.
Brian
On ITV4 – B-17 flying over touring car races at Snetterton. 😀
Brian
Taken yesterday but no guarantee that it will be in the same position on your visit.

Brian
Feel free to post anything about Duxford or anywhere in your own threads
And if you want photographs, then get your own camera out and make the effort to visit Duxford yourselves instead of freeloading of those of us who do and then whinge and moan when we don’t post in those threads.
Brian
That’s going to cost the museum money unless of course they call the two DH.9’s together an ‘art installation’ and then there will be more than enough money available for one of those. :dev2:
Brian