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A beautifully original-looking 1934 Tiger is seen here arriving at the RAF Halton open weekend and Moth Club rally, wearing the colours of the De Havilland School of Flying which operated at Stag Lane during the thirties. This one saw military service as BB724. It is now owned by Brindley Hughes of Bedfordshire. (400D; Sigma 80-400@281mm; fluid-head tripod; 60th sec exposure; stabilization switched off)

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G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Brian T Richards G-ACDA
1,316 3 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Alex G-ACDA
2,724 2 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Alexandre Fazan G-ACDA
2,030 0 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth

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XP442 - Armstrong Whitworth 660 Argosy T2 - United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)

Pete Fothergill XP442
3,924 7 0 Armstrong Whitworth 660 Argosy T2
EGWN - Airport - Ramp

Line up of classic British military types in use as maintenance airframes at No 1 School of Technical Training

Ian Howat EGWN
3,646 1 0 Airport
8080M - - United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)

In use as a ground instructional airframe at No 1 School of Technical Training

Ian Howat 8080M
4,013 0 0

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G-JMAW - Beechcraft B200GT Super King Air - Private

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-JMAW
1,449 1 0 Beechcraft B200GT Super King Air
G-BGRE - Beechcraft 200 Super King Air - Private

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-BGRE
843 0 0 Beechcraft 200 Super King Air
WL419 - Gloster Meteor T.7 - Martin Baker Aircraft

Martin Baker’s Meteors WL419 and WA638 have been operated by the company for ejection seat trials since 1952

Michael Brazier WL419
1,383 1 0 Gloster Meteor T.7

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Jun 14, 2008

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A beautifully original-looking 1934 Tiger is seen here arriving at the RAF Halton open weekend and Moth Club rally, wearing the colours of the De Havilland School of Flying which operated at Stag Lane during the thirties. This one saw military service as BB724. It is now owned by Brindley Hughes of Bedfordshire. (400D; Sigma 80-400@281mm; fluid-head tripod; 60th sec exposure; stabilization switched off)

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Canon 400D | Sigma 80-400 (optical stabilisation) Show Exif data
G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Brian T Richards G-ACDA
1,316 3 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Alex G-ACDA
2,724 2 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
G-ACDA - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Alexandre Fazan G-ACDA
2,030 0 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
XP442 - Armstrong Whitworth 660 Argosy T2 - United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)

Pete Fothergill XP442
3,924 7 0 Armstrong Whitworth 660 Argosy T2
EGWN - Airport - Ramp

Line up of classic British military types in use as maintenance airframes at No 1 School of Technical Training

Ian Howat EGWN
3,646 1 0 Airport
8080M - - United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)

In use as a ground instructional airframe at No 1 School of Technical Training

Ian Howat 8080M
4,013 0 0
G-JMAW - Beechcraft B200GT Super King Air - Private

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-JMAW
1,449 1 0 Beechcraft B200GT Super King Air
G-BGRE - Beechcraft 200 Super King Air - Private

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-BGRE
843 0 0 Beechcraft 200 Super King Air
WL419 - Gloster Meteor T.7 - Martin Baker Aircraft

Martin Baker’s Meteors WL419 and WA638 have been operated by the company for ejection seat trials since 1952

Michael Brazier WL419
1,383 1 0 Gloster Meteor T.7
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