R.A.F. Museum Hendon **Photos**

[firth1974 2,656]

With my hand currently stitched and bandaged up tight, ive been at a loose end without anything to do lately, so took the old man for a visit to RAF Museum Hendon for the day.

Very close to the city. Just hop on the Northern Line and get off at Colindale tube station and its about a 10 min walk down the road. Entrance is free, there is a coffee shop in the central area and a seperate restaurant on the grounds as well. Its a great day for old and young alike, and if your in London, then a visit here should be a must

[MM 6,562]

Nice! Thanks for the photos.

[firth1974 2,656]

Nice! Thanks for the photos.

 

A pleasure. Im getting the practice in for next month.

[Fireman Sam 336]

Great photos as usual firth 1974, wouldn't mind a visit there myself but unlikely anytime in the near future.

 

Built a couple of the planes as a youngster with Airfix and Revell model kits, anybody remember them, do you still get the kits ?

 

Thanks for posting.

 

Regards

[bongojona 2]

Did I see a FW 190 in RAF colours there?

 

Awsome post thanks

 

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[midlifecrisis 3,995]

Even as an American I have pride in our British mates' military history. The RAF and the Battle of Britain, for instance.

 

Great photos!

 

And by the way - I doubt that there are any serious exhibits in America that are free to the public.

 

Edited May 10, 2014 by midlifecrisis

[BigDUSA 71]

Even as an American I have pride in our British mates' military history. The RAF and the Battle of Britain, for instance.

 

Great photos!

 

And by the way - I doubt that there are any serious exhibits in America that are free to the public.

 

Smithsonian Air and Space Museum is free. Wright Patterson Air Force Museum is free.

Edited May 11, 2014 by BigDUSA

[midlifecrisis 3,995]

Smithsonian Air and Space Museum is free.

Thanks BigD

 

But I doubt I will fly east for Museums

 

Would rather ticket for Asia!!!!

[N3RGT 118]

Did I see a FW 190 in RAF colours there?

 

Awsome post thanks

 

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There are similarities bongo, particularly the engine cowling, but I think it is a Curtis P-40 Warhawk.

Any experts out there ?

 

http://www.world-war-2-planes.com/p-40-warhawk.html

[firth1974 2,656]

There are similarities bongo, particularly the engine cowling, but I think it is a Curtis P-40 Warhawk.

Any experts out there ?

 

http://www.world-war-2-planes.com/p-40-warhawk.html

 

If your on about one of the last photos with the aircraft in desert camo, that is a Curtis Kittyhawk.(close but no cigar).

[firth1974 2,656]

Did I see a FW 190 in RAF colours there?

 

Awsome post thanks

 

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Which photo?

 

I think you could be on about the Hawker Tempest aircraft?!?

[bongojona 2]

Ah yes sorry it is the Tempest indeed.

 

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[nkped 1,207]

 

Which photo?

 

I think you could be on about the Hawker Tempest aircraft?!?

It was tail number PR536 that had me wondering, but, yes, it looks to be the variant of the Tempest without the air scoop.