The Saturday saw less members participating due to poor weather, however a few braved the elements and even flew. Of course a few beef burgers were consumed!

On the Sunday the weather was good and there were a variety of warbirds on display.

Walter put up a good display with his biplane

Not everyone enjoyed complete success, although Mick always manages to smile on misfortune!

Hannibal

The following slides show Mick's Hannibal. A big beast it was and it flew beautifully. However the construction of the airframe was probably not up to the power plant that was driving it.

Hannibal

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  Preparation. All thoroughly checked as you would expect from the safety officer!
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  Final Checks
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  Taxi out
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  Ready for take off
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  Safely off, up and away.
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  Flying well, no hint of trouble.
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  Nothing to worry about glides for ever.
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  Absolute greaser ready for another flight.
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  Oh dear! Unfortunately the tail fell off or was it shot down? The powere plant was probably too much for the airframe, and a touch of the flutters developed.

Sea Fury

Dave getting to grips with the Sea Fury. You can see the tidy approach, and the safe landing, flaps and all!

Focke-Wulf

Wayne provided some opposition with the Focke-Wulf 190?

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