As a lifelong fan of aviation history and 'heavy metal' I can only express my sincere thanks for seeing these beautiful machines so lovingly restored and maintained. Those early fighter aircraft, in particular, stand out together with the incredible bravery of the people who flew them. Thank you!
Hats off to the mechanics, volunteers, pilots, support staff and researchers to keep these amazing icons of history still beautiful and functional. Wish I could see the air shows in person.
The otherworldly feelings people must have felt as they watched these “flying machines”when they first appeared! Stunning collection! Thank you for sharing them with us all!
To see this much aviation history flash by in 58 minutes gives a real sense of the astonishing technological advances that took place in such a short time. Especially the aircraft of 1930, where they didn't look that different from WWI just 12 years earlier, when you know what WWII aircraft looked like 12 years in the future.
Wonderful collection of vintage aircraft in the right setting. My all time favourite is the beautiful Hawker Hurricane. I had the pleasure of making some of the fuselage tubes for this actual example many years ago when I worked for Hawkers.
I never´ll forget the day, coming from Spain, I visited the Old Warden Shuttleworth Collection. It wasn´t during an airshow, and none of the aircraft were to be flown that day. But the Shuttlewort Collection Team were so kind to let me to visit inside the hangars, taking all the photos I wanted, of all the planes, and to take a look at their restoration projects. What such good smell of oil, canvas, and rubber !..Thank you for sharing this video and to bring to my mind these good memories.
Really? I am a RC modeller and some years ago embarked on building a model of the Gloucester Gladiator. Went there for some photos of the "real" thing but they wanted me to buy a "permit" for £35.00 first. Hardly accommodating.
Thank you so very much for this fantastic plethora of flying machines. Grateful thanks to the Folks that keep them flying and also to the terrific skills of the actual pilots. All respects also to those that flew them in combat over the years. Wonderful time I had watching this magic!
Just wonderful and exciting. Hope you can keep this going. If I ever visit the UK, I will certainly make the Shuttleworth Collection a must see. As someone else commented thank you for no music or other bs. The sound of those machines is music to my ears.
At 91 I think I could still get into a Gladiator or a Lysander, take off and get it back on the ground safely. A great film and the pilots of the first few in the collection deserve praise for their courage.
Why not? If you did that at 18 years old, you still can. Gravity and air density haven't changed much. Go for it. A co-pilot might be a good idea, but I bet you still know what to do. How long have you been a pilot?
As a hang glider pilot, these were the RC planes i built as a kid. Would have loved to live in that era. Flying, the obsession of mankind for almost 6000 years and only became accessible in our times. What an amazing privilege. Thanks Wilbur and Orville for cracking its secret.
Excellent! Especially the fact that there was no annoying music. Just the sweet sound of aircraft engines. Wish I could visit but its a long swim from the colonies to the UK. ;-)
This is flat-out wondrous. I love that classic airfoil on the Blériot-illustrious pathbreaking plane. God bless you Brits! Cheers from the States 🇺🇸💛🇬🇧
I want to thank all of the gentlemen who spent many hours of work to keep this collection flying. This is as much as anyone could wish! Real flying history! This beautiful film was obviously done with great care and expertise. To see and hear the development of flight like this is wonderful. Please give us more!!!
This a long video but well worth your time. It is, quite simply, the best antique aircraft video I have ever seen. Excellent photography. Excellent sound.
Absolutely love it! What a wonderful trip into the past! Superb handling of the planes and i'm sure the pilots flying them must be thrilled! Coming back to Earth must have been a downer!
It is great to see the evolution of aviation technology through flying aircraft. I soloed at age 16 in a 40 hp Taylorcraft. After the Korean I became an Aeronautical Engineer and was involved in the development of the F-4 ,T-38 , F-15 ,F-16 ,B-1 ,B-2,and F-22. I am 86 and still flying.
I've just discovered this video and thoroughly enjoyed it. Brings back many happy memories of my flying time in a Tiger Moth. Learned to fly on this type and did my first solo then went on to obtain my Private Pilot's Licence! Flew Piper Colts and Cessna 150 but you can't beat the good old Tiger Moth.
Excellent camera work and sound, fantastic collection of aircraft beautifully demonstrated and the Shuttleworth Collection is a wonderful institution. Thank you for a very happy hour and I look forward to visiting the museum again on a flying day when the current covid 19 epidemic is beaten..
As a model maker, it was a real pleasure for me to see all the Norstagoic planes in their element. I'm totally amazed, but I'm afraid that my lifetime won't be enough to recreate all these beautiful planes 😍
What a beautiful collection. Which I could afford to visit the U.K. to see it. Truly magnificent. I learned a lot in this video. I never knew Avro had a tri-plane. I have since read that only one was built and used as a trainer, and that this replica was used in the film ' Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines'. I had never heard of the Bristol M.1. Most of these were used in the Middle East, not the Western front. The AVRO 504 was the most built plane from that period, with production continuing into 1940's. More than 10,000 were built. The DH88 is the earliest monoplane I had ever seen that looked like it would fit in with most WWII aircraft. Its a racing plane.
OK OK... THIS IS NUTS. Speed passes in a 1916 Sopwith Camel with 3 cloth wings. This guys whole body is smiling. Best airshow I’ve ever seen. Thanks to all.
Everytime I see an original one of those old birds in the air I hold my breath and bite my nails for fear that it may be lost. My hope is that they will be around as long as humanity is, however long or short a time that may be.
What a totally enjoyable look back at British warplanes. This has to be one of the best presentations on RUclips. As an old codger and former pilot I'd like to thank you for this show and I hope you get the public turnout to keep this going in the future. I wish I had known about this when I visited the Mudderland back in 1999 for an extended stay but my hosts never mentioned it. A salute to all of you, Jerry in NW Florida, USA
@@nagjrcjasonbower I can't copy either. I said that I really love retroaviation, and I respect the people who are passionate about it, who create all these planes. I wish them success, good luck, and as many takeoffs into the sky, as many landings!
and to think just 50 years later going from flying twigs laid with canvas to the saturn 5 with over 7 million pounds of thrust going over 15,000 mph.... that is just unreal to think about how that actually happened
As little as I have on my bucket list, "coming through the gate" just became the next one. Bear with me, it will be from the other side of the planet, on somewhat limited means. God bless you all for preserving those remarkable pieces of history.
Great cause showing youth the age of flight ,for thousands of years we rode horses and from the first flight 70 years later we broke the sound barrier, it's a pity that the collection can't tour so more available to others who can't travel ,big pat on the back for all those volunteers spending countless hours for the love of keeping our heritage in the air
Love that Deperdussan, in fact all of those early pre-war birds. Then there is the great leap forward with the early WW1 planes. Towards the end of the war they seem to be much smoother fying. Then the Hurricane and the Spitfire came along at the right time for the second WW. Agood airshow all 'round.
Some 15 years ago I digitalized from cassete to dvd a short clip " El tiempo de las helices " from a spanish Kalender Video that no more exhists but I can't obtained a full edition video...
I spent many very happy weekends as a kid in the 70's coming to to Oldwarden and watching their displays with my Mum & Dad.. I gave me a lifelong interest in aviation and all military aircraft... THANK YOU !! :)
WOW! As an American I grew up with a grandpap who built experimental aircraft and I with him, my father, and brother,was at Oshkosh, WI, USA in 1977. I was bred with this sound of these planes. I can, as I hear them, smell that smell of fresh cut hayfield and the smell of my grandpap who was so skilled, so confident. You guys are doing something very, very important. Inspiring young minds to think...to be resolute and confident. I too later became a pilot. Kids?children need this!
Superb, Superb, Superb. I am coming to England to to see this show. The filming was great. I did not need any explanation, other then what was given. Marvelous, Marlevous, Marvelous!!!!!
Brilliant,and no Annoying accompanying Music,Big mistake when people put music or lots of Talk overs, one Loves to hear those engines,Thankyou for putting this on for us.Massive Thumbs UP.
What a treat to find this video. I visited the Shuttleworth Trust many times in the late 60s and 70s before moving to the USA. This brought back so many memories of the air displays I attended, which are ageless. Great place to visit, and this wonderful video makes me want to return for one of the Flying Days. Thank you so much.
Each plane took my breath away. Especially the strange English Electric Wren, which left me breathless for a long time. For many more than 60 minutes (as I had to rewind several times) I was hooked, entranced and bewitched. Simply amazing. Your hard work is worth all the oohs and aahs that you must be getting.
This was shot in 2004 & 2005 before HD was practical to film in, we do however have 3 more Shuttleworth films that ARE in HD. One is available on our website (see above) and at least one of the others may appear on here soon!
Thanks to this video, i discovered that my late grandfather used to fly a Miles Magister! I always wondered what aircraft he flew on a photo i saw of him, now i know! Thank you very much! Cheers from argentina!
I found the 60 minute film pure pleasure to watch and hear those wonderful engines with no stupid voice over narration to fill me full of tech details that I can find on the web site. After 20 minutes I started eating Popcorn as the planes engines and quality of aircraft progressed to fast lean and mean fighting machines! Thanks for posting it!
My father past away recently and was a lifetime supporter of the Shuttleworth Collection. A successful engineer of wing design he would have been proud of this Shuttleworth Collection social media. Excellent production !
Seeing a Spitfire fly over England gives me goosebumps. America has never had that sort of relationship with an airplane - something that was flying over our skies and fighting and dying for us. I hope there will always be people committed to remembering such a beautiful and memorable plane.
Awesome video! Not having made it to Shuttleworth yet, I had the impression it was an immaculately smooth airfield - which this video shows is not the case!
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I have so much respect for the gentlemen who restore, maintain, and fly these great old machines! Thanks for posting!
Best hour I've spent watching the old birds fly, a total pleasure, and alot of thanks to all that dedicate alot of time to make this all happen👍🇺🇸🇬🇧🛩️
As a lifelong fan of aviation history and 'heavy metal' I can only express my sincere thanks for seeing these beautiful machines so lovingly restored and maintained. Those early fighter aircraft, in particular, stand out together with the incredible bravery of the people who flew them. Thank you!
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Hats off to the mechanics, volunteers, pilots, support staff and researchers to keep these amazing icons of history still beautiful and functional. Wish I could see the air shows in person.
I think it was 1983 when I spent a joyous day at the shuttleworth collection. This brigs back such memories from my youth. Thank you for posting.
The otherworldly feelings people must have felt as they watched these “flying machines”when they first appeared! Stunning collection! Thank you for sharing them with us all!
Thanks for all the kind comments, the Shuttleworth Collection is well worth a visit for any aviation enthusiast
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To see this much aviation history flash by in 58 minutes gives a real sense of the astonishing technological advances that took place in such a short time. Especially the aircraft of 1930, where they didn't look that different from WWI just 12 years earlier, when you know what WWII aircraft looked like 12 years in the future.
The guy,s and gals who maintain restore the exhibits at shuttleworth are very much appreciated by many many people thank you all
There are times - and they are not often! - when i wish to be english... I truly adore what you do, and what you keep alive. Volker Jahns, Germany
Wonderful collection of vintage aircraft in the right setting. My all time favourite is the beautiful Hawker Hurricane. I had the pleasure of making some of the fuselage tubes for this actual example many years ago when I worked for Hawkers.
Verry Very well done!!!!!!!!!!
I never´ll forget the day, coming from Spain, I visited the Old Warden Shuttleworth Collection. It wasn´t during an airshow, and none of the aircraft were to be flown that day. But the Shuttlewort Collection Team were so kind to let me to visit inside the hangars, taking all the photos I wanted, of all the planes, and to take a look at their restoration projects. What such good smell of oil, canvas, and rubber !..Thank you for sharing this video and to bring to my mind these good memories.
Nel Delamo I had the same experience about forty odd years ago. Very accommodating people, then as now.
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Really? I am a RC modeller and some years ago embarked on building a model of the Gloucester Gladiator. Went there for some photos of the "real" thing but they wanted me to buy a "permit" for £35.00 first. Hardly accommodating.
Thank you so very much for this fantastic plethora of flying machines.
Grateful thanks to the Folks that keep them flying and also to the terrific skills of the actual pilots.
All respects also to those that flew them in combat over the years.
Wonderful time I had watching this magic!
Glad you enjoyed it
That spitefire...Flying work of art. Hands down my favorite plane.
Just wonderful and exciting. Hope you can keep this going. If I ever visit the UK, I will certainly make the Shuttleworth Collection a must see. As someone else commented thank you for no music or other bs. The sound of those machines is music to my ears.
YES! Thanks for the pure engine sound... I’m a commercially licensed pilot and it makes all the difference!
What a beautiful production. Well done to the producers, staff and patrons keeping history alive.
wrecked it soon as i pressed play. the intro sound is ridiculously loud. ignored and moved on to a different you tuber.
Super cool. Takes a lot of heart for those pilots flying those old 1910's era planes.
Yes, the Bleriot and Voisin and Farman etc. planes, just consider, are even pre-Titanic! Astonishing.
At 91 I think I could still get into a Gladiator or a Lysander, take off and get it back on the ground safely. A great film and the pilots of the first few in the collection deserve praise for their courage.
Pleased to hear it, hope you know how to master deflection shooting
Why not? If you did that at 18 years old, you still can. Gravity and air density haven't changed much. Go for it. A co-pilot might be a good idea, but I bet you still know what to do. How long have you been a pilot?
As a hang glider pilot, these were the RC planes i built as a kid. Would have loved to live in that era. Flying, the obsession of mankind for almost 6000 years and only became accessible in our times. What an amazing privilege. Thanks Wilbur and Orville for cracking its secret.
Watch it all. Great job. one of these days I shall visit.
this is a beautiful machine! --- makes me wish to have been born to see the originals in flight! wow! thank you for sharing
I am so impressed with the fact that you have kept so many flyable planes, Excellent. Thank you for posting this.
I like that there is minimal narration. Really enjoy the ambient sound. Please don't change it.
Excellent! Especially the fact that there was no annoying music. Just the sweet sound of aircraft engines. Wish I could visit but its a long swim from the colonies to the UK. ;-)
This is flat-out wondrous. I love that classic airfoil on the Blériot-illustrious pathbreaking plane. God bless you Brits! Cheers from the States 🇺🇸💛🇬🇧
Why does this video have any dislikes? Who could possibly disapprove of this?!!!!! This is very inspiring and beautiful.
Yes!! And 1 out of 10 are dislikes 😱 i cant believe it! This is a freaking awesome vid
I want to thank all of the gentlemen who spent many hours of work to keep this collection flying. This is as much as anyone could wish! Real flying history! This beautiful film was obviously done with great care and expertise. To see and hear the development of flight like this is wonderful. Please give us more!!!
It just keeps getting better!
This a long video but well worth your time. It is, quite simply, the best antique aircraft video I have ever seen. Excellent photography. Excellent sound.
Absolutely love it! What a wonderful trip into the past! Superb handling of the planes and i'm sure the pilots flying them must be thrilled!
Coming back to Earth must have been a downer!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely Loved every minute of this collection of VROOOOOOM!!! I'll make the trip across the pond just to see this spectacle in person
I remember seeing the Boxkite flying at Shuttleworth .
I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and nearly fainted with shock !
It is great to see the evolution of aviation technology through flying aircraft. I soloed at age 16 in a 40 hp Taylorcraft. After the Korean I became an Aeronautical Engineer and was involved in the development of the F-4 ,T-38 , F-15 ,F-16 ,B-1 ,B-2,and F-22. I am 86 and still flying.
I've just discovered this video and thoroughly enjoyed it. Brings back many happy memories of my flying time in a Tiger Moth. Learned to fly on this type and did my first solo then went on to obtain my Private Pilot's Licence! Flew Piper Colts and Cessna 150 but you can't beat the good old Tiger Moth.
Excellent camera work and sound, fantastic collection of aircraft beautifully demonstrated and the Shuttleworth Collection is a wonderful institution. Thank you for a very happy hour and I look forward to visiting the museum again on a flying day when the current covid 19 epidemic is beaten..
Simply fabulous - the sound of those Merlins, whistle through the radiators, roll off the top and a lovely summer's day...what could be better.
I love those old planes. History of Aviation before our eyes. Beautiful Ships.
As a model maker, it was a real pleasure for me to see all the Norstagoic planes in their element. I'm totally amazed, but I'm afraid that my lifetime won't be enough to recreate all these beautiful planes 😍
I cant say that I have seen a better video on vintage aircraft ever... props!!
00:20 - Introduction
03:19 - Bleriot XI 1909
03:41 - Deperdussin 1910
05:10 - Bristol Boxkite 1910 (Replica)
07:10 - Avro Triplane 1911 (Replica)
09:32 - Sopwith Pup 1916 "Happy"
11:51 - Sopwith Triplane 1916 "Dixie II"
13:54 - Bristol M.1C 1917 (Replica)
16:31 - Antique Vehicles
17:04 - Avro 504 1918
19:32 - Bristol F.2B Fighter 1918 "D"
21:27 - (RAF) SE5A 1918
23:49 - English Electric Wren 1923
24:29 - D.H.53 Hummingbird 1923
25:21 - D.H.60X Moth 1928 (Silver) / D.H.60 Cirrus Moth 1925 (Blue)
27:17 - Southern Martlet 1930
29:07 - Hawker Tomtit 1930
31:18 - D.H.88 Comet 1934 "Grosvenor House"
32:22 - Hawker Hind 1935
36:47 - Westland Lysander 1936
38:37 - Mignet HM14 Flying Flea 1937
39:05 - Gloster Gladiator 1938
41:48 - Miles Magister 1939
45:25 - D.H.82a Tiger Moth 1940
44:50 - Hawker Sea Hurricane 1b 1941
48:30 - Supermarine Spitfire Vc 1942
51:17 - (RCAF) D.H.C1 Chipmunk 1946
52:05 - Percival Provost T1 1955
53:29 - GREAT FORMATIONS
58:04 - CONCLUSIONS with Andy Sephton
58:30 - Credits
Wow, thanks for that, do you mind If I paste this into the description?
@@WingsTVChannel No, I don't mind. Thank you for the video.
What a beautiful collection. Which I could afford to visit the U.K. to see it. Truly magnificent.
I learned a lot in this video. I never knew Avro had a tri-plane. I have since read that only one was built and used as a trainer, and that this replica was used in the film ' Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines'.
I had never heard of the Bristol M.1. Most of these were used in the Middle East, not the Western front.
The AVRO 504 was the most built plane from that period, with production continuing into 1940's. More than 10,000 were built.
The DH88 is the earliest monoplane I had ever seen that looked like it would fit in with most WWII aircraft. Its a racing plane.
OK OK... THIS IS NUTS. Speed passes in a 1916 Sopwith Camel with 3 cloth wings. This guys whole body is smiling. Best airshow I’ve ever seen. Thanks to all.
such a great video!
I think the Spitfire is the nicest looking aircraft ever built.. it just looks RIGHT !!what a great vid..absolutely loved it ..thanks for sharing..
Everytime I see an original one of those old birds in the air I hold my breath and bite my nails for fear that it may be lost. My hope is that they will be around as long as humanity is, however long or short a time that may be.
What a totally enjoyable look back at British warplanes. This has to be one of the best presentations on RUclips. As an old codger and former pilot I'd like to thank you for this show and I hope you get the public turnout to keep this going in the future. I wish I had known about this when I visited the Mudderland back in 1999 for an extended stay but my hosts never mentioned it.
A salute to all of you, Jerry in NW Florida, USA
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@@nagjrcjasonbower I can't copy either. I said that I really love retroaviation, and I respect the people who are passionate about it, who create all these planes. I wish them success, good luck, and as many takeoffs into the sky, as many landings!
@@ПЁТРК-д3в So cool. Thanks! Much respect!
Superb filming of numerous relics/replicas, most of which are still air worthy & a joy to see! Well done sir, & hats-off from Texas!
Thank you, I was lucky enough to visit Texas for the CAF show in Midland and I loved every moment of my time in your great state!
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Fantastic, very nice collection of beauties !!! Thanks for the full film, very delightful indeed.
the best air-show ever !!
Didja see the vertical stab on the Bristol biplane about 20:00? Holy crap that's a spin waiting to happen. What an amazing collection. Just beautiful.
What a magnificent collection.
i think i like this without the commentary. raw. its like randomly seeing it fly overhead for the first time. the first impression with some wow.
Красотища.Смотрел не отрываясь.Вот так надо беречь свою историю.Браво.
From 1910 to 1916 : What a big technicel Jump !
and to think just 50 years later going from flying twigs laid with canvas to the saturn 5 with over 7 million pounds of thrust going over 15,000 mph.... that is just unreal to think about how that actually happened
As little as I have on my bucket list, "coming through the gate" just became the next one.
Bear with me, it will be from the other side of the planet, on somewhat limited means.
God bless you all for preserving those remarkable pieces of history.
Great cause showing youth the age of flight ,for thousands of years we rode horses and from the first flight 70 years later we broke the sound barrier, it's a pity that the collection can't tour so more available to others who can't travel ,big pat on the back for all those volunteers spending countless hours for the love of keeping our heritage in the air
Love that Deperdussan, in fact all of those early pre-war birds. Then there is the great leap forward with the early WW1 planes. Towards the end of the war they seem to be much smoother fying.
Then the Hurricane and the Spitfire came along at the right time for the second WW. Agood airshow all 'round.
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Some 15 years ago I digitalized from cassete to dvd a short clip " El tiempo de las helices " from a spanish Kalender Video that no more exhists but I can't obtained a full edition video...
Great video! Best hour I have spent watching YT ever.
Wow, thanks!
Просмотрел на одном дыхании. Как быстро летит время. Какой звук двигателей, какая атмосфера. Отличный фильм, спасибо.
A priceless collection, lovingly restored and maintained. Jolly good, chaps!
Fantastic . Very very valuable footages for the futures .
Thank you very much . Great .
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Glorious, this makes me so happy!
I spent many very happy weekends as a kid in the 70's coming to to Oldwarden and watching their displays with my Mum & Dad..
I gave me a lifelong interest in aviation and all military aircraft...
THANK YOU !! :)
Thanks for uploading this. And thanks for not playing music, or using a high speed camera which makes a propeller look like a windmill, not a blur.
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Been to old worden many times and never tire of seeing these old timers .
Such appreciation for finding this video and watching it tonight. 🙏
Its amazing to see these beautiful creations and to see the evolution in aviation history!😍😍
WOW! As an American I grew up with a grandpap who built experimental aircraft and I with him, my father, and brother,was at Oshkosh, WI, USA in 1977. I was bred with this sound of these planes. I can, as I hear them, smell that smell of fresh cut hayfield and the smell of my grandpap who was so skilled, so confident. You guys are doing something very, very important. Inspiring young minds to think...to be resolute and confident. I too later became a pilot. Kids?children need this!
Love the video just the way you chose to present and post it - Thank You so much for the great preservation work you folks do!! :)
Thank you for the superb video.
Superb, Superb, Superb. I am coming to England to to see this show. The filming was great. I did not need any explanation, other then what was given. Marvelous, Marlevous, Marvelous!!!!!
Brilliant,and no Annoying accompanying Music,Big mistake when people put music or lots of Talk overs, one Loves to hear those engines,Thankyou for putting this on for us.Massive Thumbs UP.
What a treat to find this video. I visited the Shuttleworth Trust many times in the late 60s and 70s before moving to the USA. This brought back so many memories of the air displays I attended, which are ageless. Great place to visit, and this wonderful video makes me want to return for one of the Flying Days. Thank you so much.
Cheers! Good show! Thank you all for keeping these wonderful machines alive.
Each plane took my breath away. Especially the strange English Electric Wren, which left me breathless for a long time. For many more than 60 minutes (as I had to rewind several times) I was hooked, entranced and bewitched. Simply amazing. Your hard work is worth all the oohs and aahs that you must be getting.
Beautiful and well maintained!! Love these old birds.
Without words, beautiful !!!!
Love this video. In the age of Dreamliners and typhoons it is sometimes very humbling to go back in time and marvel over how it all began...
Very Well Documented. Beautiful Examples of......Flight.
Wonderful... tears in my eyes for some of these old ladies. If I'm ever near it I'll surely visit the museum.
Absolutely superb video. Could not stop watching and built at least half of them in balsawood ! many thanks
Great video and I was not disappointed with having no commentary, so thank you for uploading.
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for giving us such a wonderful look into our storied past.
This was shot in 2004 & 2005 before HD was practical to film in, we do however have 3 more Shuttleworth films that ARE in HD. One is available on our website (see above) and at least one of the others may appear on here soon!
Pure awesomeness !! Thank you thank you thank you !!!
It is so nice to see these musuem peices still flying. I would love to be there!!!
Jolly Good Time watching this.!! Love the authentic grass field used.
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Thanks to this video, i discovered that my late grandfather used to fly a Miles Magister! I always wondered what aircraft he flew on a photo i saw of him, now i know! Thank you very much! Cheers from argentina!
I found the 60 minute film pure pleasure to watch and hear those wonderful engines with no stupid voice over narration to fill me full of tech details that I can find on the web site. After 20 minutes I started eating Popcorn as the planes engines and quality of aircraft progressed to fast lean and mean fighting machines! Thanks for posting it!
Excelente trabajo, impresionante calidad del video, de la cámara, el sonido, los bellos aviones. Desde Colombia congratulaciones.
Such a beautiful collection of aircraft, thank you!!😃🖤
Great vid of the old birds nice one thanks 🤙
Glad you enjoyed it
Been to the colection many times .and enjoy every minute.
God bless you folks! Love seeing those old birds! No narration needed! Just the sound of those engines was sufficient!
My father past away recently and was a lifetime supporter of the Shuttleworth Collection. A successful engineer of wing design he would have been proud of this Shuttleworth Collection social media. Excellent production !
Seeing a Spitfire fly over England gives me goosebumps. America has never had that sort of relationship with an airplane - something that was flying over our skies and fighting and dying for us. I hope there will always be people committed to remembering such a beautiful and memorable plane.
Very nice!
Awesome video! Not having made it to Shuttleworth yet, I had the impression it was an immaculately smooth airfield - which this video shows is not the case!