You just can't keep a retired Vulcan Captain down
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You just can't keep a retired Vulcan Captain down
Sooner or later he will get to see a Vulcan flying again, all be it a little bit smaller.
Retired RAF captain who piloted Vulcan bomber builds incredible scale model version | Daily Mail Online
Retired RAF captain who piloted Vulcan bomber builds incredible scale model version | Daily Mail Online
Beautiful model.
All credit to Captain Carr !!!
Here's a nice pic of a Vulcan, Victor and Lanc at Cosford (credit Neil Hutchinson photography)
https://www.facebook.com/16764219009...type=3&theater
All credit to Captain Carr !!!
Here's a nice pic of a Vulcan, Victor and Lanc at Cosford (credit Neil Hutchinson photography)
https://www.facebook.com/16764219009...type=3&theater
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I will let Nelly know you like his picture 
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Redhill,I was driving up the A1 passed Wittering, a filth wet day, low cloud etc when a Mark 2, underwing tanks, over wing chaff pods, Blue Steel missile came screaming over the fence very low. Awesome I thought at first it was s missile.
Agree with all the above wrt the Victor. My first posting was to Wittering in 1966 and, although I was not directly involved with them (I was in the Comcen) it was great to see these magnificent beasts day in, day out.
I always think the Vulcan is attractive, the Victor aggressive.
I always think the Vulcan is attractive, the Victor aggressive.
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I know that they're all impressive (the real ones that is) in their own way but that Victor..it looks like something out of Star Wars.
