Post by andypspotter on Jan 25, 2016 0:35:45 GMT
It has been absolutely ages since I've visited. Although the boys were wanting to go to a museum with dinosaurs, I convinced them going to one with pre-historic aircraft would be just as good. My ruse worked a treat.
In addition to the exhibits listed on the FAST website (see link below):
www.airsciences.org.uk/aircraft.html
Namely:
Canberra WT309 (nose)
Hunter WV383
Gnat XP516
Lightning XS420
Puma XW241
Jaguar XW566
Gazelle XW863 (unmarked)
Harrier XW934
Jindivik ZJ496
Basset G-ARRM
Trident G-AWZI (nose)
also present were:
Scouts XP848 and XT633, Hunter XL563 (dismantled), and of course, the British Army Aeroplane No 1A (The ‘Cody Flyer’) replica.
Regards
Andy
In addition to the exhibits listed on the FAST website (see link below):
www.airsciences.org.uk/aircraft.html
Namely:
Canberra WT309 (nose)
Hunter WV383
Gnat XP516
Lightning XS420
Puma XW241
Jaguar XW566
Gazelle XW863 (unmarked)
Harrier XW934
Jindivik ZJ496
Basset G-ARRM
Trident G-AWZI (nose)
also present were:
Scouts XP848 and XT633, Hunter XL563 (dismantled), and of course, the British Army Aeroplane No 1A (The ‘Cody Flyer’) replica.
Regards
Andy
