1:43 scale Limited Edition die-cast model

Opel Commodore 1970 model year in metallic silver

Ref: 430046162

 

1:24 scale model

Kawasaki ZX-ZRR (B. Sebileau, S. Hislop, C. walker) Winner Le Mans 1999

Supplied in display case

IXO ref: BIXJ000012

 

Minichamps ref: 400103321 . 1:43 scale model Lamborghini Urraco (1974) in orange. Limited Edition of 4,512

 

1:32 scale slot car

Ford GT 2004 - Red

With lighting lamps

Rear wheel drive

Autoart ref: 13081

 

1:24 scale model in display case

Suzuki GSV-R #21

"Team Suzuki"

J. Hopkins (USA)

Moto GP 2005

IXO ref: RAB100 from their "Modern Racing Bikes" range

 

Held on the Sunday of the Bank holiday weekend the "May-hem" fly-in was well attended. At times there were some dark clouds but generally fine weather with some sunshine made it a pleasant Spring day. Due to the direction of the light breeze (which did add a little chill) the aircraft came in to land from the direction of the road/hedge which gives a better view. Most of the Real Aeroplane aircraft managed to get airborne at some point during the day.

Breighton - Radial Engine Fly-in and RAC "At Home" Day. A very wet day with grey skies and almost constant drizzle. The Mustang was due to depart to an airshow but due to the weather stayed at home and put on an excellent display with the Hurricane.

The Yorkshire Air Museum is situated next to Elvington airfield a few miles from the centre of York. It aims to be a living memorial to all the Allied Air Forces personnel who operated from Yorkshire during the Second World War. There are many exhibits including original WWII buildings, uniforms, vehicles and aircraft including a reconstruction of a Halifax bomber. These photographs have been taken at many visits to the museum.

The Yorkshire Airshow 2005 was held at Elvington near York on the weekend of 20/21 August 2005. Both days benefitted from bright sunshine with most of Sunday having cloudless skies. The theme of the show was "Military Might" and the armed forces provided most of the displays. On both days the flying display was opened by the RAF Falcons parachute team who dropped into the show from their C130 Hercules which then performed a flypast. An amazing and much waited for sight was the Eurofighter Typhoon which put on a superb display. Other participants included a Tornado GR4 of XV squadron, the Red Arrows and the wonderful Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire, Hurricane & Lancaster.

Held over the weekend of 5/6th June 2010. Exercise Halifax Shadow and RAC D-Day Fly-in was a combination of a 78 Squadron memorial and Breighton Fly-in. Saturday had far better weather than Sunday. These photos are from Sunday. Due to the conditions the BBMF Spitfire was unable to perform a flypast and it was left to an RAF Sea King and Merlin to find their way through the cloud to perform a flypast over nearby Bubwith church and the airfield. Breighton was a WWII base and home to 78 Squadron. The current airfield is on a small part of the WWII base.