https://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/ne ... on=success
At local company Centrprise ,it would seem to honour the owner Rafi Razzak’s father.
Iraq Hunter ,business park gate guardian in Basingstoke
Re: Iraq Hunter ,business park gate guardian in Basingstoke
That looks great, but which one is it?
Re: Iraq Hunter ,business park gate guardian in Basingstoke
Amp wrote:That looks great, but which one is it?
Found this in the planning app "The aircraft was previously sited as the gate guardian at RAF Sealand" Hunter F.51 WT720
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Re: Iraq Hunter ,business park gate guardian in Basingstoke
I popped over a couple of weeks ago, it should be fully finished with the fence removed within the next month.
IMG_4818 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr
IMG_4818 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr
Re: Iraq Hunter ,business park gate guardian in Basingstoke
skidd40 wrote:Amp wrote:That looks great, but which one is it?
Found this in the planning app "The aircraft was previously sited as the gate guardian at RAF Sealand" Hunter F.51 WT720
Except that WT720 was a Hunter F.4, which was scrapped in 1964....
If this is the ex-Sealand example, it's true identity is ex Danish E-408 (the F.51 was an export version exclusively for RDAF), which was marked up as WT720 for RAF display.
I wonder how they define a surplus aircraft on a pole as 'Art'...?
Although I'd have to say that the Hunter was a work of art, the moment it left the drawing board!
And as the smart ship grew,
In stature, grace and hue,
In shadowy silent distance grew the iceberg too....
In stature, grace and hue,
In shadowy silent distance grew the iceberg too....