A wet Cold War Jets Day

[Neilly]

Hi All,

Went to what is probably the closest aircraft show to where I live, which is very nice. A 20 minute car journey isn't too bad after a long day stood up. Weather wasn't at its best, but this created some interesting pictures.





Cheers,
Neil

[ColytonJohn]

Re: A wet Cold War Jets Day

Three of my favourite aircraft and I particularly like that Victor

I assume they were only fast taxiing and not taking off?

Cheers,
John

[Tigger]

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first shot for me but the sky really didn't do you favors

[pelliott1954]

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Nice set Neil, shows well what a Beast of an Aircraft the Victor is.

Regards Paul

[chrisec]

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Cracking shots Neil

[ST-EOS]

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Great set Neil, that's a beast of a aircraft in the second image, well done.

[Neilly]

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Thanks, guys. The rain was falling for most of the afternoon. It was heaviest when the Buccaneer did it's fast taxi run. The other two it was light drizzle. The Lightning was the last to go and guess what - stopped raining as it taxied back down the runway!

Cheers,
Neil

[paul linton]

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Well captured Neil don't you just love the british summers

Paul

[2Beers]

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Nice set Neil

[the black fox]

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wow didn't know they had a victor that was capable of moving under its own power

[tesarver]

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Nice set Neil

Tom

[Parsen66]

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What an odd looking plane the second (Victor?) is. Shame the weather was so typically bank holiday.

[jk224]

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Nice pictures, Is that the Victor that accidentally took off a while back?