Alana Cowell's Photo Gallery

XW547 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S Mk.2B, one of 26 in the initial batch built in 1968. Arrived at RAF Hendon on 9th February 2003.

ZA457 Panavia Tornado GR.1B was involved in the Gulf War and withdrawn from service in March 2002, it is now displayed at RAF Hendon.

VS618/ G-AOLK Percival Prentice T1 (C/N: PAC/225) built around 1949, it's a two seat basic trainer aircraft built for the RAF. Arrived at RAF Hendon in 2010 where it now remains.

DG202/G Gloster F.9/40 Meteor prototype, one of 12 built in 1941. This one first flew in 1943 (late due to delayed parts) and is now on display (after being dismantled) at RAF Museum Hendon.

G-AEXF Percival Mew Gull full size static replica of the original aircraft flown by Alex Henshaw on his record-breaking 1939 solo flight from Gravesend to Capetown and return via the Sahara. Replica is on display at RAF Hendon.

NV778 Hawker Tempest TT5 at RAF Museum Hendon.

J9941/G-ABMR Hawker Hart II at RAF Museum Hendon.

Fokker D.VII 8417/18 built in 1918 and restored on 1964, now resides at RAF Hendon.

TJ138 de Havilland Mosquito B.35 at RAF Hendon.

TJ138 de Havilland Mosquito B.35 at RAF Hendon.

F6314 Sopwith F.1 Camel, possibly built in October 1918 and restored in 1960. Some confusion over it's serial number, however F6314 seemed the most likely and so that remained. It now resides at RAF Museum Hendon.

ZH588 Eurofighter Typhoon DA-2, one of seven built in 1993 this was the first to be completed but DA-1 was the first to fly. After a total of 420 flights this aircraft was dismantled in 2007 and put up for display at RAF Museum Hendon (2008).