National Museum of Flight Scotland, Photographs
Unofficial Museum Guide
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| MS.505 Criquet G-BIRW (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
Dove 6 G-ANOV (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
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| Druine Turbulent G-AVPC and Blue Streak (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
Harrier GR.1 XV277 (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
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| Kay Gyroplane G-ACVA (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
Lightning F.2A XN776 (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
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| Sea Hawk F.2 WF259 (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
Tornado F.3 ZE934 (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
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| Vulcan B.2 XM597 (photo, Paul Harrison) |
Blue Steel missile with the Vulcan (photo, Jeremy Briggs) |
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| Spitfire XVI TE462 (photo, Paul Harrison) |
Buccaneer S.2B XT288 (photo, Paul Harrison) |
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| Vulcan ‘bomb’ symbols (photo, Paul Harrison) | Nose of TE462 (photo, Paul Harrison) |
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| Puss Moth VH-UQB (photo, Paul Harrison) | Dragon I VH-SNB (photo, Paul Harrison) |
Tags: East Fortune, East Lothian, Museum
Museums, Photographs | admin | Posted 
24 March 2010 5:58 pm | Last Updated 1 August 2010 8:15 am |
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By BRIAN STAFFORD, 10 June 2010 @ 10:08 pm
Hello.
I am interested in the history of the ME163 Komet in your collection and in particular whethe it was ever displayed at the main gate at RAF North Coates in 1963.
I do have evidence of it being at West Raynham but North Coates. If you can be of any help I would appreciate you contacting me
Rgards
brian Stafford
By Bradley Smith, 11 April 2011 @ 10:50 am
Hello,
Ive been to the national museum of flight before and think its absoloutly amazing I really enjoyed it and am going back with my friend for my birthday this year. I also have to ssy when I was there it made me really happy that I could go on and experience the concorde. I cant wait until I go back this year because after I left the BOAC 707 (British Overseas Air Cratf) came in well the front part. I loved experencing what it was like to be on some of the aircraft that they had to offer. Overall it is a great place to go for a fun day out and am look forward to going back.
kind regards
Bradley Smith
By Peter Amos, 23 June 2011 @ 1:41 pm
Is the Miles M.18 still on display?