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[markrl]

TSR-2 what a beautiful aircraft, you would never believe it was now 40 years old. I was told by several of the good folk at Duxford (Imperial War Museum) who had previously been engineers at Vickers that given a modern fit of avionics it would still today be a formidable fighter/bomber. It still looks fantastic and a sad reminder of what a great engineering country the UK used to be. Cancelled in 1965 by Harold Wilson  

[Martin_1962]

Coz your the one trying to get your post count up   - I wonder what comes after Full Member?

No idea - just my wife watches Horrornation Street then Dead Enders and I'm a bit bored - I'll do some modelling later - got to finish my TSR2

You need another TV.....i manage to avoid the soaps every evening.....sometimes have to flick onto sky channels to find summat decent to watch

I have a PVR and DVDs to use later

[Martin_1962]

TSR-2 what a beautiful aircraft, you would never believe it was now 40 years old. I was told by several of the good folk at Duxford (Imperial War Museum) who had previously been engineers at Vickers that given a modern fit of avionics it would still today be a formidable fighter/bomber. It still looks fantastic and a sad reminder of what a great engineering country the UK used to be. Cancelled in 1965 by Harold Wilson  

I've seen XR220 at Cosford and my dad has seen XR219 flying