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Awesome ! RIP to those of M*A*S*H that have passed on... 😢 There will never be a time like that, and there will never be another show like our beloved M*A*S*H

Great video thanks for sharing and on such a beautiful day 🌞🌊

A great tribute to both Pete ang Gary great skills needed and Echo Papa back home. RIP Pete.

A fantastic video documentary. How sad that we get so excited about Saxon, Roman , Norman relics but we can't preserve such an icon of British motor engineering history without building commercial premises on it. Well done to all the volunteers for providing, to my mind, the best example of what made Britain, Great Britain.

"One can only guess what the 747 pax thought........ i dont think they thought anything whatsoever.

Southfields was my home for 34 years. Many happy memories 😊

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I used to go down these as a kid around 1989 just before the Vickers factory got bulldozed

Great Video as always and the new camera has great clarity and colour👌

Looks different when I toured the last open day in 1986

Wow I did not realize it was such a big site…..

Very excited to see Larry back riding 7-Mary-3. ❤

Lived there in 1962/3

Didn’t Kepler Aerospace in Midland Tx purchase this aircraft and then apply for a U.S. registration approval by the FAA?

Nobody had a private VC10 to fly off in??

Fascinating stuff, looking forward to seeing the C172 get out! I pondered if any of the DH moth aircraft were restored by the late Cliff Lovell🤔🤔💜

so true.

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For that NASCAR and Indy are better than F1

Looks like a sweet flying plane. So nice to see this huge antique design take to the air in such a graceful way. Keep the originals in the museums and fly the snot out of the replicas.

The only time I've ever flown (prefer motorcycles and cars) was 1966 when I was five years old. The aeroplane was a Vickers Viscount flying with British Eagle, I believe they got swallowed up in the BOAC, BEA amalgamation into British Airways? We flew from Saint Mawgan in Cornwall to what was then Speke in Liverpool. I recall the pilot on the Tannoy advising us to fasten seatbelts as we may hit 'an airpocket'. There was some turbulence! I remember the cabin falling silent but at five years old it was a roller-coaster ride! So vivid memories, nearly sixty years later, of the Viscount.

This aircraft once flew with BKS (AT Ltd). I have in my possession the registration name plate of this very aircraft. (Removed after being sold on.)

He’s certainly come a long way from his little workshop at Barwell Court in the 1960’s.

I live on Chicago and the LAPD were always Americas’s police force-classic!

Why on earth was it built over?

Keep yer eyes out for my white 56 Mercury ambulance "SEARCH ND RESCUE" bringing up the rear -- [ there were a number of problems with these old cars -- as many of them were NOT "daily drivers" and generators, alternators and batteries were put to the TEST with all the lights and sirens and horns ] My Merc, and her tools, and my expertise came in handy to keep things moving --- :) It WAS fun helpin out back then :)

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Well just sat amazed for the last two hours. I was at Elliott from 1961-1966. I became a scientist! Sadly no more ‘Pirates’ in the new gym. Great Drone photography. I’ve just purchased one but yet to get it out the box! Thank you for the memories. Jackie Barley was Hall. 10:57

I loved them !

wow what a guy, what a crew, what a great achievement, well done and thanks for sharing it.

A lot of restorationists forgot that all emergency vehicles in California are required to have 1 steady red minimum.

Love the engine noise. Remember flying in one to Spain in the late 1950s

Fantastic to see Parry Thomas still held in such high regard as my family here in New Zealand own one of the few or maybe the only remaining Parry Thomas Specials still in existence. Handed down from my late grandfather Ron Roycroft collection 1923 1.1lite Hooker-Thomas engined Special restored by my Uncle. Just to name a couple of other thoroughbreds Grandad owned and raced were the legendary Nuvolari 1935 Geman GP winning P3 Alfa Romeo and Gonzalez 1951 Silverstone GP winning 375 Ferrari an awful lot of thoroughbred race cars ended up in New Zealand and Grandad owned many over the years. Only two in our family left are the Parry Thomas Special and a 1925 Type 35a Bugatti. The Special is on the market for realistic buyers.

I was working on the electrical sub station enlargements at New Haw and the unmistakable sound of the Lancaster started up and took off right overhead unforgettable site, I guess it is very likely the one that we still see at fly passes because even in the 1960's there weren't many left. Sorry, no pictures, us construction workers those days didn't walk around with cameras.

Also saw a Lancaster bomber fly out of Brooklands having been serviced, that must have been 1965 or 6.

Once upon a time, you could drive along the old A3 and see the VC10 tails above the greenery at Wisley airdrome

I was always told that the VC10 could only take of from Brooklands but not return due to it needing a longer runway which is why they were stored at Wisley, am I mistaken?

Anyone from 94-99 7AH

Another great video of the Fly-In at Brooklands, well done Andy, Martin and John. Colin

My Auntie raced at Brooklands and had her wake there. I missed her funeral but she was the only family member who understood my motorsport activities. Mercedes club held a meeting at Brooklands last year so I had my first visit. I spent three days just remembering all those pioneers. We were on the Railway straight for our club meeting. I walked the banking. It’s thanks to Brooklands museum and to Mercedes there are still actual areas of this iconic venue, not only for racing but for building the Wellington bomber. The UK is such a small landmass we are likely to destroy all historic venues in search of “progress.” Thank you to those who are determined to fight the self destruction of the UK.

Great to see this tribute to Alcock & Brown 👍

I would love to see Brooklands restored, but sadly, it's not going to happen. Whoever composed the music to the video got it spot on. It's worth watching the video, just to listen to the music alone. I love this video, I will be watching it over and over again. It should have been made a national monument, but I'm glad to hear that Historic England and the Heritage At Risk register have got what's left, protected. I hope it's around for a good long time yet

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What is it with this pathetic WOKE high visibility vest culture. Too much of a nanny state country.

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