Nice pics! Spent the week at the Land Rover show at Newark in 2009 and we filled an afternoon in at the Newark Air Museum - great place, didn't look that big but it was like the Tardis when you started wandering around the place, everywhere you looked there was more and more stuff!
It's a Daimler-Benz DB 601 series. Could be off several different types including an Italian bomber, but i'll plump for either a Bf 109, Bf 110 or Do 215. Looks like a good museum too.by davesap250
Regards, Ned.
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Fantastic photos Dave, what an interesting place. I'd love a few of those Lancaster parts, they'd make a great display!
Ned,
it was a BF110 taken from a crash site in Kent during the war.
Its a good little place unfortunately only the run ways remain.
Thanks for the snaps Dave..I didn't even know this place was there.. & I only live 20 miles away I need to get my butt in gear & visit it...So thanks for the heads up. Cheers Terry.
It is mainly Cold War Aircraft but it is a good place to go. Vixen, Lighting and Jaguar with Jaguar bomb load
Last edited by davesap250; 08-08-2013 at 07:08 PM.
some more....
Lancaster bomb selector switch and signatures from crews of the Dambusters
The bombs are BL755 cluster bomb canisters (Drill). They are banned now though but I got chance to load them before they were banned.
I went hear last month with my son very well worth a visit. they have a gloster javelin very rare plane only a few left.
Andy
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