Duxford aviation museum

[Grimnar]

A-10

Catalina

Hind!

Blackbird

Sopwith Camel

Can anyone help me identify this airplane.

I have lots of picts, but my camera didnt work well with the dull light in the hangars.

 

[Whispering Death]

For some reason I'm thinking the unknown airplaine is a Brittish medium ranged bomber but I could be very far off.

 

[MightyMacbeth]

thats pretty nice, where is it located?

 

[phoenix80]

Thanks for sharing these pretty images

 

[DTop]

I know it might be a stretch Mighty, but do you think it might be in Duxford, UK?
http://duxford.iwm.org.uk/

 

[MightyMacbeth]

oh yeh but I didnt see that. lol, place is a bit confusing and gets u stupfied quite alot... dam.

 

[DTop]

Didn't see it? It's the title of the thread

 

[MightyMacbeth]

yeah yeah, am starting to get the grip.. I miss the old boards..

 

[DTop]

yeah, yeah sure you are

 

[MightyMacbeth]

I Love Planes!

 

[G Connor]

Aircraft is an Avro Shackleton. Last of the design line that included the Manchester, Lancaster and Lincoln WWII vintage bombers. Although the RAF used the Shackleton until the early 1980's as an airborne early warning aircraft.

 

[Fox]

Sound like a good museums. Dang, how come it is not in USA?

 

[Grimnar]

Aircraft is an Avro Shackleton. Last of the design line that included the Manchester, Lancaster and Lincoln WWII vintage bombers. Although the RAF used the Shackleton until the early 1980's as an airborne early warning aircraft.

thanks mate!

 

[5.56X45mm]

A-10

Blackbird

My two favorite birds! The A-10 Devil's Cross and the SR-71 Blackbird. Man, I wish the US Air Force kept the SR-71 in active duty.

 

[Fox]

I thought A-10 Warthog, not Devil's cross?