We do indeed have WW2 re-enactors. They had a period flatbed truck with WAAF singers doing ’40’s numbers all day.
“Pack up your troubles in your old kitbag”…

The Spit pilot was Lee Proudfoot & Ray Hanna
FG-1 Corsair was Keith Skilling
The 2 P-40s were John Lamont and Garth Hogan
P-51s were Steve Taylor and Graham Bethell
Stu Goldspink flew the Hurri
John Lamont flew the La-9
Nigel Lamb flew the Spit as well

Hope this helps, Dave
🙂

and the last for tonight (more to come:) )
The only surviving flyable Corsair that served with the RNZAF.

One of this particular Corsair’s original pilots was actually at the show would you believe ??

but for those *&^%%$ campervans in the background, this could have passed for a WW2 shot….

You’re right Dave,..my mistake, there were two there.
This is the RAAF marked Vampy

Me-108 (or the French equivalent ??)

okay if you insist,…..:D

This is the only Brietling Fighters shot I got and it’s rather poor sorry but I will share…

Bristol Fighter…absol beautiful replica…