Shuttleworth's Camel flies!!

[st24]

Brilliant news.

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[LN Strike Eagle]

Excellent. Spitfire next?

[minnie the moocher]

really hoping to see this a bit later in the year

[Tommy]

Tremendous news!

[Dan O'Hagan]

Ain't she a looker!

Once again this season it seems Shuttleworth is THE place to be.

[Elliott Marsh]

Forgive me father, for I am about to self-promote... A couple more photos and a little background to the 22-year Camel project can be found via the link below.

http://vintageaviationecho.com/camel-flies/

Absolutely right, with the Camel flying, the Spitfire not far off, the Comet offering a perma-star attraction, three Hurricanes now based at Old Warden and the Sopwith Triplane returning after nearly three years, it'll hopefully be a defining year for the Collection. They deserve it after all their efforts to persevere through a difficult 2016. It's just a magnificent place!

[Dan O'Hagan]

A good article by Huw, and a most impressive turnaround. Puts other sites not too far from here to shame...

[Cole]

Which?


Or

[cg_341]

The way everyone was waxing lyrical I thought it was a real one! Nonetheless, great to see such a special type flying.

[Brevet Cable]

It's as real as 99% of 'restorations' & at least it makes a welcome change from the ubiquitous Spitfire.

[Thumper]

Beautiful! What a great achievement and lovely addition to their collection.

[tuska2]

Indeed! and a very different look for Dodge Bailey! A thousand Pardons...