i have a feeling that she’ll be ok…. for now at least
guh another one :p
i dont think marshalls are to blame at all personally, its down to the management
did they really stay in 5 star hotels?
plenty
and this
these photographs make me want to cry :'(
wow thanks for sharing those with us 🙂 really fascinating to see 🙂
wasnt having a go chap, and i appreciate the info concerning which vulcans were used for display 🙂
i just guess it was turning into more of a “falkands” thread than the “XH558” thread
all the best
Ben
chox, with all due respect i think this is straying a little off topic now, im sure there are falklands war topics on this forum???
9 cycls on each row so def a centaurus 😀
im going with bristol taurus 🙂
is it a bristol?
I think it could have been XL426, as this was the other display Vulcan.
id heard that when they were looking for another display vulcan to replace ‘426, they found ‘558 on the dump!!!
its my understanding that nothing is to be done with said fuselage as it is on loan from a scrapyard, the woman (i believe owning it) said that it could be put on display but not restored.
correct me if im wrong as i may be totally wrong here
i think you’ll find that a fairly whole brigand fuselage is at kemble 🙂

i think you can cross the ki 27 off this list
http://www.j-aircraft.com/relics/johan/nate.htm
but you can add
ki 46-11 how could there not be a surviver of the best looking and widest used dinah version
ki 10 perry
ki 48 lily
p1y1 frances
a6m2n rufe
k5y1 willow
h6k mavis
ca 15
ca 11 woomera
p 43 lancer
spitful
seafang
you can cross the frances, willow and dinah off the list there at least
the dinah is at RAFM cosford
the Frances with the paul garber collection and the willow at a museum in indonesia
there are many more axis aircraft in preservation than i could believe!!!
see here
http://www.preservedaxisaircraft.com/
cheers
Ben