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AVro Vulcan
Given the choice which would you do?
I have a choice I can either watch the Valencia race on TV
OR
Go to the Boournemouth Air Festival withe these :-
Sunday 23rd
12:15pm – 1:15pm
Royal Marines Beach Assault
1:15pm – 2pm
RAF Hawk
Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance
The Blades
Team Guinot (x2 PT-17s)
2pm – 3pm
Spitfire & P-51 Mustang
Avro Lancaster
RN Black Cats
Swift Aerobatic Team
RAF Falcons
3pm – 4pm
RNLAF AB412 SAR Demo
B-17G ‘Sally B’
P-40 Kittyhawk
RAF Chinook
4pm – 5pm
RAF King Air
The Yakovlevs (x4 Yak 50/52s)
Avro Vulcan XH558
Red Bull Matadors
RAF Eurofighter Typhoon
RAF Red Arrows
Which would you do ?
I'm going to the airshow and watch the F1 highlights on BBC3 at 7pm. I don't think I can stay awake for the full race.
What's this VCR nonsense - don't you high-tec F1 people have hard disc recorders.
The air show sounds brilliant! Definitely go!
Look. Lewis got pole position, Heikki 2nd and Ruby 3rd. It's Valencia, therefore no overtaking, so they'll be on podium. There you go. Race over.
I'm actually thinking about spending tomorrow creosoting my shed and then watching it dry...
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Avro Vulcan Xh558 $81.25 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Avro Vulcan XH558 ( civil aircraft registration G VLCN) is the only airworthy example of the 134 Avro Vulcan Vbombers that were operated by the Royal Air Force from 1953 until 1984. Vulcan XH558 served with the RAF between 1960 and 1985 in the bomber, maritime reconnaissance and airtoair refuelling roles. The RAF operated XH558 as a display aircraft from 1986 until 1992, when budget cuts forced its retirement. It is presently operated by the Vulcan to the Sky Trust as a display aircraft, funded entirely by charitable donations and the UK Lotterys Heritage Fund. It is registered with the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority as GVLCN but has an exemption to fly in Royal Air Force markings as XH558. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 104 Publication Date: 2010/07/29 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.24 inches |
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Avro Vulcan Part1 by Darling, Kev [Paperback] $54.55 The Avro Vulcan, backbone of the RAF strike force during the Cold War. This book is not only for the historian it also includes much useful to the modeller. Part 2 will include individual aircraft histories while Part 3 will be the Vulcan scrapbook. Author: Darling, Kev Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 132 Publication Date: 2007/12/01 Language: English Dimensions: 11.00 x 8.25 x 0.28 inches |
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1/200 Avro Vulcan B.2, 27 Squadron Lincolnshire 1974 $44.49 Within the ranks of the Royal Air Force (RAF), the Avro Vulcan played an important role as a strategic bomber from 1953-84. For more than 30 years during the height of the Cold War, this aircraft armed with nuclear bombs was ready to deter foreign nations from attacking Great Britain. Operated by the RAF's V-bomber force, the Vulcan was a delta-wing design that flew at subsonic speeds. A total of 134 Vulcans were manufactured, with the second tranche known as the B.2 being the most common. The B.2 featured larger and thinner wings, while a greater fuel capacity offered a cruising range of 7,400km. It also had improved equipment such as electronics and radar. This Dragon Warbirds of the Avro Vulcan B.2 is precisely made to 1/200 scale. The panel lines are sharply scribed, including both the top and bottom surfaces of the large wings. The aircraft is beautifully painted in a striking RAF camouflage scheme, and it carries the markings of a bomber from No. 27 Squadron in the 1974 timefram Size: 1:200 Type: Models & Miniatures Color: Multi-Color Color Mapping: Multi-Color |
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AVIATION200 1200 Scale Model Aircraft AVR002 RAF Avro Vulcan 50th Squadron $66.69 The Avro Vulcan is a delta wing subsonic jet bomber that was operated by the Royal Air Force from 1953 until 1984 serving as part of the nuclear deterrence against the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Highly detailed diecast model. Scale: 1:200. Aircraft Type FixedWinged. Era: Cold War. Aircraft: Avro Vulcan. Propulsion: JetPowered. Role: Bomber. |
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1/200 Avro Vulcan B.2, 617 Squadron Lincolnshire 1964 $44.49 Brand New 1/200 Scale!!! The Avro Vulcan played an important role as a strategic bomber from 1953-84. For more than 30 years during the height of the Cold War, this aircraft armed with nuclear bombs was ready to deter foreign nations such as the Soviet Union from attacking Great Britain. Operated by the RAF's V-bomber force, the Vulcan was a delta-wing design that flew at subsonic speeds at high altitude. Its cruising speed of Mach 0.86 and small radar cross-section made it ideal for penetrating enemy airspace to deliver its nuclear payload should the need have arisen. A total of 134 Vulcans were manufactured, with the second tranche known as the B.2 being the most common. One of the units to operate the B.2 was No.617 Squadron based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire. This was the Vulcan's home airbase throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Commonly called "Dambusters� because of its WWII exploits, No.617 Squadron operated B.2s until it was temporarily disbanded at the end of 1981. The B.2 fe Size: 1:200 Type: Models & Miniatures Color: Multi-Color Color Mapping: Multi-Color |
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AVIATION200 1200 Scale Model Aircraft AVR001 Raf Avro Vulcan 1200 617 Sqn $66.69 Royal Air Force (Britain). Scale: 1/200. Satisfaction ensured. Huge selection available. Ready to ship at your convenience. |
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Avro Vulcan Near-crash Landing
What was the Avro Vulcan delta-winged bomber more affectionately know as?
I found the nicknames the Iron Cast and Iron Triangle but didnt know if one of them was the answer.
Please reply or email aitken91@msn.com
'Tin Triangle' and 'Iron Overcast'.
Beautiful aircraft.
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