Ok thanks. Looks quite a nippy little number :).
Wasn’t Goxhill once described as one of if not the best preserved 8th AF airfields left in existence?
Ejection seat project;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pilot-Seat-Ejector-Seat-/180659865655?pt=UK_CPV_Aviation_SM&hash=item2a102ac837
One for the glider enthusiasts;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WW11-HOTSPUR-ASSAULT-GLIDER-WHEELS-LOOK-/200603007233?pt=UK_Collectables_Advertising_ET&hash=item2eb4def901
Interesting thread Chris. Has everything reachable been excavated from the Hornet site? I realise it had already been cleared previously, but just wondered about other possible finds!
Very nice. Whats the little ‘Red Hot’ VW (?) powered aircraft?
Better? Judging by the originals write ups and praise thats nigh on impossible 😀
Thanks James. That crash landing looks nasty!
Ok thanks Janie.
Can you just confirm something for me please. Are enthusiasts but non members arriving by road allowed to attend?
Incredible what turns up. In very nice condition too!
Anyone got anymore pics of Sea Princes in the silver/ white / dayglo scheme.?.. i really like that.
Fantastic achievement, regardless of what has been said.. and well done to all those involved. I for one would welcome its appearance on these shores.
And that silhouette of it passing overhead was quite something.
Meteor T7 WH224 and Chipmunk T10 WK616 look to me to be at Duxford.
Great shots as usual :).
Yes i agree NickB.. its the most striking scheme on a Sea Prince i’ve seen 🙂
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