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Me with my Mini 1965.

Hello Ladywood You are correct they were Gloster Meteors but the development of the night fighter version was handed to Armstrong Whitworth at Bagington

And some more.

For anyone interested here are some rare one's.

Name this lot, hope it is big enough.

Oldmohawk Yes it was the Bulwark 1956.

Mal That's probably why it went overboard.

Here's a couple of a Gannet going overboard.

Here's one for Cadeau.

Big Gee Where I live, a couple of miles from Scampton we still get Hunters flying around our village, as you say they are a beautiful aeroplane.

Liberty10 Thanks for that.

Possibly made at Longbridge.

This is a nice one of Manhattan.

One for old Mohawk.

PS, I can't open the Hobart.

Ladywood, Super drawings, I like your style.

Armstrong Whitworth NF Meteor, flown in one of these myself at RNAS Hal Far Malta.

Big Gee They are all USAF Memorial Flight so it wouldn't be a Typhoon, although not sure what it is myself. The last one is an A10 Thunderbolt " Tankbuster ".

USAF Memorial Flight and I think USN Falcons.

Here's a couple for Big Gee.