Warbird Information Exchange

I was just reviewing this thread.
There is a very real possibility that the Lancaster could be put up in a formation with the Lewis Mosquito along with Vintage Wings of Canada Spitfire and Hurricane.
That formation hasn't been done since the 1990's.
It also, has yet to be done in the U.K.

I saw that formation and more in Hamilton, Ontario in 2013 - Lancaster (CHWM), Mosquito (Yagen), two Spitfires and two Hurricanes. https://youtu.be/YJqAMgOEDYk?si=_1VLE4IDHpx3HGgs

Randy Ball on Facebook is sharing he has been uninvited by the EAA. Assuming this is not a hacked post that makes little sense to me. Hugely popular performer.

I was just reviewing this thread.
There is a very real possibility that the Lancaster could be put up in a formation with the Lewis Mosquito along with Vintage Wings of Canada Spitfire and Hurricane.
That formation hasn't been done since the 1990's.
It also, has yet to be done in the U.K.

The Lancaster is scheduled to join both B-29s in flying in formation as part of the night air show on July 24. The trio of aircraft flying together marks a rare occurrence in air show history and creates one of those “Only in Oshkosh” moments.

A-26B Progress!
OK, Gang, I recently had the chance to visit the Douglas A-26B at the Chino Airport in California.
There was a lot of minor stuff that needed to be redone and fixed up from its 30-year back-burner restoration. Over time, it just wasn’t a priority and we were focused on other things. Also, the paint job had some issues so we had it stripped. It’s now going to be bare acid-etched natural aluminum, so it will look original, and the future paint won't be an issue. The right front gun panel is a sample of what it will look like. The engine overhauls were 15 years ago and the hoses and seals all needed to be replaced. As soon as Tucker finishes the aft fuselage outside, it will return to the hangar for the rest of the interior and exterior work.