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Had nothing better to do so - off to the airport again. Picked up a few more little gems. The RV8 is brand new. Owned by my friends in the syndicate in the top hangar. What a little beauty. I've paved the way for a ride in it when the novelty wears off. If you don't ask you don't get.









Now for the piece de resistance. Been trying to get decent shots of these two for ages.




Can't believe this weather for a Bank Holiday. Must be some sort of record.

Beautiful shots Doug.

Indeed. Lovely shot. That a very nice Bucker...

Buecker!! Stolp!! Amazing!!  Very good-quality pix of those two; pat yourself on the back, buddy.
Like that RV, too- nice color scheme. Enjoy your ride...
 

Very nice, all of them. Do you know the story on the C337? it looks like its from the US what the N tail number and all.

Thanks.

Do you know the story on the C337? it looks like its from the US what the N tail number and all.

The N registration is is nothing to go by as a lot of aircraft in the UK are FAA registered these days. Don't ask me why. As we used to say in the business, it's all done to confuse the 'umble fitter.

Those push-me-pull-you Cessnas are pretty rare around here. Can't remember the last time I saw one so I was lucky to get shots of it.

PS. Found this on Google. http://www.aircraftone.com/aircraft/models/reims_aviation_cessna_f337g_7535719.asp

Superb shots . You are really treated having all those beauties flying in. I wouldn't be able to get near the INverness runways and if I did barely anything would come in two hours.  ::)

Great shots of the Bucker there Doug And nice one on blagging a ride in the not to distant future, very smooth of you

Fine shots Doug

Nice looking "mix-master" C337.

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug