im liking the design, it looks quite good, but gerry and jap kill marks, on a 50s Jet, doesnt really work

and what has this got to do with Tom cruise, i can possibly understand one reference to maverick, but theres at least 3 or 4

somethings wrong, there’s no lamp posts in these pictures? 😀

nice ones they are too

its been due work for years Pagen, its had a lick of paint but thats all, other stuff has just taken presidency over it unfortunately

this is my last update on behalf of NEAM

Avro Vulcan XL319
Sunday 21 Aug 2011. Not much to report this week. Work carried on as in previous weeks with surface prep, corrosion removal, acid treatment and priming. Unfortunately, we did not get as much done as we set out to do. This was due to a welcome increase in visitors wishing to see the Vulcan.

A big thank you to all who made a donation to help continue with XL319’s restoration.

Other NEAM exhibits
Gazelle G-BAGJ had its rotor head and gearbox fitted in advance of an upcoming show that its going to as a museum exhibit/representative

Military Vehicle museum’s Romney hangar is progressing thoroughly and has now taken shape, just the roofing to be added now and shes ready

from me, thankyou for all the positive comments about the work achieved at NEAM, il not post why im parting from the museum as it is quite personal, but thankyou for your support over the years, stay tuned for another up coming project which will im sure catch many an eye

over to someone else ………..

people who start vicious rumours (who can only be described using profanities) !!!!

nashios banning, hes only just got back ffs

seriously, banned for posting a picture? if you look through most of the topics ben has posted on, you’ll find that he has posted pictures…as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words, i would be willing to bet 100 pound that he wasnt deliberately trying to be offensive

a new low being banned for that, honestly

Sunday 21 Aug 2011. i wasnt present for this as i was away “Darn Sarf” but got this off of one of the 319 restoration team

“Not much to report this week. Work carried on as in previous weeks with surface prep, corrosion removal, acid treatment and priming. Unfortunately, we did not get as much done as we set out to do. This was due to a welcome increase in visitors wishing to see the Vulcan. However, a tidy sum was donated to the kitty.”

further acid treatment and corrosion removal is due to take place over the next few weekends also, we will update you as much as we can so stay tuned 🙂