Classic British Flight Sim

Hi guys,

An unusual Visitor is due in at Manchester next week to mark a 75th anniversary.

I'm working that day, so depending on how busy I am, I'll do my upmost to get some snaps of it for the forum.

http://menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... ary-flight

Excellent mate.. cheers

ATB
DaveB

Hi guys

It's been a very busy day for me but I always like to keep my word as and when possible.

So as promised heres a couple of snaps that I took of the old lady in her overnight accommodation.

What a beautiful and well cared for example.

Cheers for that mate, she's beautiful. Where does she normally live?

Hi Ben

The owners are registered as a Bristol address, the aircraft is based at Hullavington.

What a lovely little aircraft. You just want to go and give it a cuddle don't you.. well, I do anyway


ATB
DaveB

God bless the people of De Havilland. They sure knew how to produce beautiful aircraft.

Brian

Have to agree, have seen a few different DeHavilland Moths at airshows in Australia. I often use one for cruising round the virtual state of Victoria. Good visibilty and very stable.

EDIT: Sorry! Thanks for those photos, nice work!

VEGAS wrote:Hi guys

It's been a very busy day for me but I always like to keep my word as and when possible.

So as promised heres a couple of snaps that I took of the old lady in her overnight accommodation.

What a beautiful and well cared for example.

In our hangar no less.
The son of the pilot from 75 yrs ago was the passenger.
Duncan Menzies became Fairey's chief test pilot.

Ttfn

Pete

Ps. Recreation of the historic flight started at White Waltham
after Heathrow refused permission for early flyby.