Last in a line of successful light bombers it served from the end of ww2 through to the early stages of Vietnam. Click on the pic for a closeup of the nose art. One the 2nd pic you can see the remotely controlled gun barbette under the rear fuselage.
A German WW2 vintage trainer. This one is operated by the Lufthansa Historic Flight
A The predecessor to the BF109 Fighter this was a liason aircraft. This is also part of the Lufthansa Flight
Junkers JU52
The famous Transport of the Lutwaffe the faithful Tri-motor was a mainstain of the civil airlines too.
This one is based in Holland with the Duke of Brabant Airforce. Click on the pic to visit their site.
Diamond 9 Display Team
This team of Tiger Moth enthusiasts performed one of their last ever displays at Duxford. They were joined in formation by a Fairey Swordfish of the RN Historic Flight. The pilot of the Stringbag was also a member of the team
For the 2000 season the Lizzie had a cargo pod installed under the fuselage.
Spitfire IX
The graceful lines of the Spit take to the air.
An interesting comparison of size. The USSR's premier fighter of WW2 and the USA's
The Shuttleworth Collections Sea Hurricane. I had the pleasure of watching a pile of scrap metal evolve into this wonderfully restored aeroplane over a number of years
