Whats so wrong with the AAM? I think it’s great, the Liberator restoration is superb, and you can view the aircraft well, i’ve got a nice pic of the Liberator with the metal sparkling. Another thing i like is the fact there are no barriers (at least i can’t remember any) around the aircraft, so i was able to crouch right underneath the B17 and have a good look at the belly turret. The only aircraft that i think are a shame to hang from a roof are the Avenger and B25 as sometimes i don’t notice them, but i’ve seen a few of them before at other museums.

My best mates a girl, the amount of grief i get is unbelievable, but it’s definitely worth it we’re closer than i thought it would be possible to be, it’s been tough in the past with her boyfriends but now shes got one that me and him get on great with, so it works out in the end!

Wow that buildings coming along great! Have they moved the twin pioneer across yet? Haha love the pic of the Valiant, i think they should keep it!

How come you were at Cosford all week, air cadet camp? Luckily when i was a cadet i got a week at Kinloss, two 8 hour missions in a Nimrod 😀

Vickers Valiant?

I have my comments on my thread with pics in the airshow section, if you haven’t seen it.

East Kirby is a bit like a complete wartime base, has a T2 hangar and buildings, a niec selection of old vehicles including a very nice Fordson WOT Crew Coach. Also Twinwood airfield is a bit like that, not sure if it has a hangar but the old buildings are restored (used for re-enactment groups) and an old Ford WOT fire tender is kept there. Would be nice to have a proper one like you said though…

Very nice pics, judging by the pic of the Auster i saw you, i was the teenager taking pics on the other side of the Auster as it parked 😀

Is that a bronco with some sort of rear facing engine? Welcome to the forum by the way!