Tempest, or Typhoon with a big tail.

Wow, so many to choose from. I would like to add my support for the Hunter. One of Sir Sidney's finest, if not THE finest, looks, power, noise oh that Blue Note. The beauty of the machine. I guess my first was at RAF Weatherfield in the mid/late 60's probably a No1 squadron machine, sitting in the s...

Love it. The Nasa fuselage strip extenuates the "coke bottle" shape.

That Condor is superb. Never seen a picture of one before

Stunning, excellent work

Stunning, words can not express this build. I am in awe of this, you sir are a genius.

Hang on Doctor Who reference here, is that River Song next to the Firefly If so when will the Doctor arrive in my back garden to take me to every Air Fete

BFA after the TSR2 build, you think anyone else will join this GB.

I love you !!

Superb , all the hats in the world are off to you.

Two fish in a tank one says to the other how do you drive this thing. Thank you Grahame Garden and Willie Russell.

Never ceases to amaze me how flipping big French external fuel tanks are.

Fantastic.

Thank you for the posts, magnificent.

USN Porn

Apart from the God Damn Awful BA tails, these are great.

Still find it amazing that some aircraft actually come apart like Airfix kits.

BCal DC-10 Gatwick to Houston October 1982. My first airliner flight. My first flight was just earlier in the year a Dragon Rapide at Biggin. Last year I took my 11 year old son on his first flight, you've guessed it a Dragon Rapide this time at Duxford. Don't suppose I'll get him on a DC10 Happy Ne...

Great work guys. You are a tribute to Aviation Preservation. I salute you.

Wasn't an Easyjet/Ryanair pilot was he.

Staravia were an aviation stockist and broker, chiefly dealing with military aircraft spares.

Or is it aircraft were more interesting back in the day. More variety, more schemes, more different types, more airshow's.

I forbid you to post any more.
Fantastic shots of the most beautiful aircraft ever ever ever built

Just how fast was that Vulcan going to get thru' that wall