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PostPosted: Mon May 04, 2009 7:07 am 
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At long last after waiting through the wintery months the airshow season has begin in style.

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We were very lucky to have Richard Shuttleworths Alfa-Romeo return to Old Warden for the first time. This was the car with which he won the British Grand Prix, he flew in his Moth G-EBWD to Donington Park so it was fitting that we reunited the two.

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The car is very photogenic as well

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to Mr and Mrs Alfa-Romeo a daughter, Benzina!

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Old Warden had a record crowd

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On with the flying, an early morning Sea Hurricane flight
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The visiting Catalina
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the Hangar 11 P40 looked magnificent in its (temporary) filming colours

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Smile for the camera
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Finally, after the show the Kennet T6 went up

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A wonderful day with a record crowd.

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Wow! That looks fantastic. Wish I could figure out how to get a crowd that big.

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Splendid photographs. :D I hope Shuttleworth made some money.


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Whoaaaa ! Niiiiice pics Nick ! Thanks for sharing.

What type of a/c is G-ASUR ???? :shock: First time I see one...

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Michel C-GNCJ wrote:
Whoaaaa ! Niiiiice pics Nick ! Thanks for sharing.

Yes, lovely stuff, Nick. Good to get a moon-and-Lysander shot you sly boy. ;)

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Fantastic!!!!!!

Thank you very much for the photos!!!

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Awesome pics. I love that T-6 and the Commet.

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Well done Nick, thanks for sharing them.......

Ryan, did you go to the Stinson shows that Ober ran as we had some great crowds then....

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Nick, I was hoping the Hangar 11 Hawk would turn up. Neat move on their part displaying her in the movie "warpaint" (and thanks for sharing your pics).

I read somewhere that the P-40 mock-ups are being sold off. Any talk from this weekend about who might acquire them?

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Very, very nice. Thanks for sharing those...

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The Blackburn B2 is gorgeous in her polished glory, nice to see something off the beaten path. Whassup with the P-40?
Looks like some "mad modeler" went a bit ape with the 'blackwash'?

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The Blackburn B2 is gorgeous in her polished glory, nice to see something off the beaten path. Whassup with the P-40?
Looks like some "mad modeler" went a bit ape with the 'blackwash'?


It's movie paint for Lucas' new movie

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I love the OD T-6! Were some of the 6's that were assigned to fighter groups etc. painted this way?

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