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Australian registered, De Havilland Dragon, VH-SNB This aircraft was once a part of the Strathallan Aircraft Collection. |
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Another Australian aircraft, De Havilland Puss Moth, VH-UQB. This aircraft was once a part of the Strathallan Aircraft Collection. |
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Avro Anson, VM360. This aircraft, once part of the Strathallan Aircraft Collection went through a partial rebuild at Strathallan before being auctioned off. The rebuild was never completed.... |
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Now more famous for its pumps, the Weir Company of Glasgow built this autogyro, displaying the unusual registration of W-2 |
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A Piston Provost. Before the advent of the Jet Provost, Hunting Percival built the (piston) Provost. WV493 This aircraft was once part of the Strathallan Collection. |
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An unusual view of Sea Venom, WW145. The tip of the jet pipe is very reminiscent of a basking shark. |
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Sea Vampire XA109 wearing the most letcherous smile seen in the whole museum. |
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The mighty Avro Vulcan XM597. there will never be another aircraft like this again, its size and grace could never be matched my the Tornado. |
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This aircraft has a distinguished history, during the Falklands War, it took part in two bombing raids on Port Stanley airport. It also had the ignomy to divert into Rio de Janerio because the re-fuelling probe broke. |
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The two "Black Buck" missile bombing symbols plus a small Brazillian flag |