Considering the proximity of the other hangar(s) – it could have been much worse…
You’ve got to feel as well for the Jabiru owner – a lot of work gone to waste there too.
Thanks for the link JDK.
Aching arms ahead for us all then OAG…
Think parking will be interesting….
We do like a challenge don’t we????
Thanks to all that braved the initial clag of the day.
We had 42 on the books at the end of the day.
We had 5 in from Hinton-in-the-hedges alone!!!
There are pictures already ont he VAC’s web site (not brilliant photos I admit but some anyway)
Happy Birthday to you Stormbird and a Happy Easter too
Glad you are keeping your spirits up.
All the very best
Gary
Likewise Moggy – I understand you points and perhaps as you say the research people didn’t go to as much detail as they could. I just don’t watch stuff that closely as long as the story keeps me interested then that’ll work for me.
Gary
The Helicopter Museum is at the located on the edge of the old Weston-Super-Mare airfield and is signposed (Very close to RAF Locking)
Managed a flight in a Wessex when on ATC camp at Stafford a few years back – I loved it…
G-ATBZ at THM was used on engine run days… I know the culprit who used the angle grinder on the blade that is shorn short in the photo. (No it wasn’t me)
I also enjoyed it. Also a refreshing change not to have wall to wall swearing in it.
Get real folks – It was only TV not real life…. Sheesh.
It is a work of fiction – a story – not meant as a 100% accurate piece of history. Who cares if there were inaccuracies. Made a refreshing change from the usual crud we see on our TV’s…
Just a gentle nudge – those wishing to fly in please ring the number on this page:
http://www.vintageaircraftclub.org.uk/evnt-ppr.html
Cheers
Now to start to pray to Mother Nature….
1. “Avro” 748
2.
3. Transal C-160
4. IS the Bf.110 fuselage (taken at Duxford judging by the hangar door in the background.)
5. I think is an Ambassador
OF.
THM actually have more than one…
AW
Mike there was a website dedicated to the Condor…
Here you go….
http://www.rollason-condor.co.uk/
At least one VAC member owns one…
Gary
Blue Skies John.
I had the pleasure of meeting John and flying his Stearman as a Cadet when helping out at the Barnstormers events as “reward” for working that weekend. I will always remember the engine “backfiring” as we taxied out. Staring ahead at just three dials and a load of hols on teh panel infront of me. Once flying I got the pre arranged tap on the shoulder and then proceeded to fly a circiut of Cranfield (albeit descending as it turned out) I got the tap again and indicated he had control as arranged and we adjusted our circuit height and landed. A treasured memory. Thank you John. May you Rest In Peace John.
Gary
I quite agree… Setting up and running a show is a horrendous financial outlay… Just check with Neil who runs Abingdon – The costs are exhorbitant… His event isn’t even for profit – just charity…. We’ve spoken about the cost a few times and the figures are scary. And that is before the “acts” are even factored in…
I quite agree… Setting up and running a show is a horrendous financial outlay… Just check with Neil who runs Abingdon – The costs are exhorbitant… His event isn’t even for profit – just charity…. We’ve spoken about the cost a few times and the figures are scary. And that is before the “acts” are even factored in…