fantasy airshow

[Soviet Ace]

For a more modern air show, I'd include these.

Fighters

MiG-15
MiG-15bis
MiG-19
MiG-21
MiG-29S (Strictly air-to-air, with very limited unguided ground attack capabilities.)
Su-17
Su-22
Su-27
Su-33 (Just an SU-27 but with folding wings and used by the Navy. Kinda like a F-14 Tomcat or something similar.)

Bombers

Tu-95M
Tu-95KD (Fitted with air-to-ground missiles for better defense, and more modern avionics, etc.)
Tu-160 "Black Jack" (Like a Soviet B1 but with better range and payload. Also more reliable in maintenance.)
Tu-119 (A varient of the Tu-95 Bear, but only reached prototype stage with seeing if a strategic bomber could last when being powered by a nuclear reactor!)
Il-28

That's pretty much it involving Soviet planes. I'd throw in some odd balls here and there, but those would be my main attractions.

[scottyvt4]

propellor aircraft

short sunderland
AVRO shackleton
Hawker Tempest
Boulton paul defiant
Hawker fury

jet aircraft

Bae Lightning
Hawker hunter
Gloster meteor
Folland gnat
Gloster javelin
Tornado GR1

[P-51]

Originally Posted by scottyvt4

BAE Jaguar

SEPECAT Jaguar mate

SR-71
Spitfire
SEPECAT Jaguar
Phantom
Valiant Victor and Vulcan (together)
Buccaneer
Supermarine Swift
de Havilland Venom
Lockheed T-33A
North American F-100 Super Sabre

[Kidrock40]

10. MIG 29 FULCRUM
9. P-38 LIGHTING
8. A - 10 THUNDERBOLT
7. P-51 MUSTANG
6. F-14 TOMCAT
5. PANAVIA TORNADO
4. JAGUAR GR1
3. F/A 22 RAPTOR
2. B-17 FLYING FORTRESS
1. A-6 INTRUDER
My favorite planes of all-time pretty much in that order A-6 is the best I think I would have been a great A-6 pilot ... having your Co-pilot sitting side by side is a HUGE psychological advantage then to just being able to hear him one of my all-time favorite fighter plane movies is Flight of the Intruder..... flying tree- top @ night totally defensless to take out a bridge or SAM sight and then back again talking with your best friend ( i would assume since he is your co-pilot ) man what a RUSH !!!

[f1rebrand]

Might visit my local aviation museum at Norwich Airport. Where else can you sip tea under the wing of a Vulcan bomber?

[Gilly]

Originally Posted by f1rebrand

Might visit my local aviation museum at Norwich Airport. Where else can you sip tea under the wing of a Vulcan bomber?

Now that's the puppies croutons!

[f1rebrand]

Attachment 2253It's like an aircraft graveyard.

[Davedog74]

v nice, some classic planes there,i like it a lot firebrand

[JG27CaptStubing]

Why make it a fantacy when you can see the real thing by driving a few miles...


http://www.planesoffame.org/index.php?page=general-info

Check out the schedule and the folks that will be attending... Yeah its cool...

[Gilly]

So's Carlisle!