Originally Posted By Peter J
Originally Posted By +8Rich

Hats off to those magnificent men in their flying machines for braving the weather - a great line up and lovely pictures Peter.

That looks like a Provost nose behind the Hunter.


It is indeed, Jet Provost T4 XR650 a complete aircraft minus engine formerly DERA, and CATCS. The Hunter is a F6A, XF375 and the Comet nose in the background is a De Havilland Comet C2 XK699, named Sagittarius and the only part of a Comet 2 in existence. All other preserved Comets are the later Comet 4.

Peter


Thanks Peter I'm going to have to trundle along there this year I think, I didn't know they had a display area.
Did you get to see their airworthy Lightning at all or is flying kit OOB.

2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta
1999 Indigo Blue +8
2009 4/4 Sport Green prev
1993 Con Green +8 prev