What’s the youtube link above ‘Like a young Burt Reynolds’ got to do with the HAC Hurricane?
Brian
No, using rollers and paint brushes.
Brian
There are several large airfields closing, even Army sites too, that could be used to house an exhibition of large aircraft.
Like Mildenhall:D
Brian
Wyton airfield is having houses built on it as well.
Brian
It has to be out by Friday 6th March 2015 for the Quilt Show 😀
Brian
A bit of Googling and mostly comes up with Director General of Research and Development
Spitfire P8273 was being operated by the Director General of Research and Development, Airframe and Armament Experimental Establishment at Farnborough when it crashed after completing a high altitude test flight.
From Here
and here
http://www.rafaberporth.org.uk
Brian
Better value than FoD if you plan to visit more than once a year!
But with FoD you get discount on air show tickets/shop/restaurant.:D
Brian
From my visit just after it re-opened.
I’ll have another visit soon and see if there has been an improvement. But I doubt it.
Brian
29Dec14
161st and last visit of the year and with all the cold, white slippy stuff all around, I wimped out going on my motorbike and used public transport to get to Duxford along with my new non-slip walking boots that I thought I had worn in. Nope. Blister. Ouch. A nice bit of bright winter sun light was filtering through the high up windows in hangar 3 first thing, bathing a few war birds in sunshine and as the sun rose higher the frost on the ground and airframes soon started to melt. There were a few GA visitors during the afternoon with a couple of Gyroplanes, another arrived after I had left, being the stand out items and the flex wing pilot must get the prize for flying in an open cockpit in those temperatures.






Sony Alpha A7II + Tamron 28-300mm f3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD lens
Brian
But it’s still 2014, just, besides as wall to wall sun is forecast I’ll have my last visit of the year to Duxford tomorrow 😀
Brian
Wot a new quiz?.
Name those aeroplanes. 😀
Brian
Sure it’s not flights ‘WITH’ a Spitfire as they have been doing?
Brian
18Dec14
Very quiet around Duxford today with probably my penultimate visit of the year. In hangar 5 the F-15 and P-51 have swopped around parking spots as the F-15 is now in the spray bay being readied to be painted. In hangar 3 the Classic Wings Harvard’s are tucked up for the winter holiday period. In hangar 2 and the P-40C underwent an undercarriage retraction sequence and since my last visit the Gladiator is now sitting with its tail jacked up in the air.







Brian
And if you click the Information for Pilots link –
Landing fee: £12 per aircraft, free to Shuttleworth Veteran Aeroplane Society (SVAS) members
I think they need to get their act together.
Brian
If you are unwilling to waste peoples time on point scoring, why start a ‘I know something you don’t’ post.
Brian