I don’t think I have thousands but certainly very many.
Here are two of my Hurricane pics
and a Spit
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That looks neat, love the photos, somewhere else I need to visit…..and support.
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501 Squadron I believe?
Yep.
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Thanks, one of my first 1/72 models was SD N (Revell I think) and the code just stuck.
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A Parnall Elf II, a British two-seat light touring aircraft, and G-AINN is the sole surviving example of its kind. It was built in 1932 by George Parnall & Co.
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A Sopworth Pup, I understand originally this aeroplane was built in 1919 as a civilian two seat Sopwith Dove and was later converted to the original single seater Pup configuration around 1936 when Richard Shuttleworth acquired it into his collection. In 2004/5 it was painted in First World War naval colours with the 9917 designation.
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Not vintage by any means, however a pair of RAF Phenoms looked quite pretty on the Northolt Apron last night.
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What a great set of photographs 
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Lol. It’s a lot easier when they’re not flying over my head at 350 knots!
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Presumably chauffeuring HMG ‘VIP’s’ to and fro……. after all, they couldn’t possibly sit in SqueezyJet economy…….
ATB, J 
Nope, they’re for training.
Multi engine pilots, aircrew and mission/tech. specialists.
I did chat with a couple of Envoy pilots (the patriotically themed jet in the background) a few months ago. They are used by Govt. officials at all levels but primarily for shifting forces personnel from one military meeting/site to another around the world. Both were ex fighter pilots and agreed that an Envoy pilot was best job in the RAF, once you hit a certain age.
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A heap of Arrows shots from their last flying of the season. Battling Storm Amy, only they (in only an 8 ship formation) and a Coningsby Typhoon could properly cope!
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Have you had any of your work published ? The Red Arrows shots, fantastic.
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Exceptionally good 
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