Polish hussaria flying F-16s. Wow, I am really impressed.

Play wt in this beast

Man i wish i had this in my house 😅

Good to see ya guys over UK skies again💪🏻

In the days when Farnborough was a real air show.

So happy to see this raspberry ripple phantom being rejuvenated. I’m currently building this as a model kit and love how unique and striking it looks.

'Yak shit' is mainly used on panels as you said, it prevents dissimilar corrosion. PRC can be used on panels too but is mainly used as a sealant rather than for dissimilar corrosion prevention. PRC had that knack of getting on your hands no matter how careful you were and was a right nightmare to get off :-)

Great film

Restoring power to a complex Cold War era aircraft is no easy task, Ive been involved with one myself, well done with this 👏👏

Are you restoring these to be able to fly

Fantastic... I'll have to go and see this!

Looks well worth a visit.

Saw a Vulcan at El Toro MCAS doing these maneuvers IMPRESSIVE Cheers from the US

A barrel roll can be a 1g maneuver, but in combat it can be much higher g. For this demostration it looked like a 1g roll.

From the days when we had an aircraft industry!

The Victor was an amazing plane, both in looks, and performance.

I served 8 years with these around and never knew they could do that.

So much better than the tin triangle. Awesome plane and in my opinion the best looking jet ever built...closely followed by the English Electric Lightning, Hawker Hunter and Vickers Valiant.

You will put this tô fly Mach 2 AGAIN!?!..

Roll.

Dont think i have seen one of these fly at farnborough but seen vulcan so big and graceful

amazing ,thank you for sharing.

I remember we came across a Victor in the woods at RAF Catterick (it was used for Fireman training). Now I'm going on GoogleEarth to see if it's still there 45 years later. Can't see it now. There was other stuff there including a Gloster Meteor. I guess when the RAFRegiment n Firemen moved out anything not completely fried was rescued, junked for parts, or made into beer cans..

Amazing.....thx for this!❤

Yep, we built ‘em good.🇬🇧 “Roll awf the top.”😆

Try doing that in a B52!

And one of the best looking planes ever made.

My dad worked for Handley Page’s in the late 50’s and worked on Victors.

Correct me if I am wrong, there's one of these parked up at Elvington in York.

Try that in a B52.

By what I heard it was better than the Vulcan in some respects.

The true accident was that it DIDN'T CRASH! LOL Just kidding, any aircraft can be rolled, if done properly 1g doesn't get exceeded. But unless you have a solid cell battery, it is a very stupid idea to do. Because if battery acid runs out YOU DO HAVE A PROBLEM! ;)

Me (a few years ago) a boy sitting at home watching a Farnborough display and this sort of demo on our grainy black and white 2 channel 19 inch screen was absolutely enthralled and excited. I still get goose pimples when I watch these old films of Victors and Vulcans going aerobatics, beautiful.

British engineering at it's best. What happened to us????

This is a lot easier when the fuel tanks have very little in them.

Caution US air force pilots. Definately DO NOT perform this type of manoeuvre if the makers plate on your nuclear bomber says Boeing rather than Handley Page or Vulcan.

Wonderful aircraft, brilliant flying control. Im sure it wasn't but the commentator sounded like Willie Ruston

In the late 70s I watched a Vulcan whisper when traveing just above the runway. The afterburners on it then rotated verticality upwards, when the after burners turned off it seemed to slide backwards and slowly rotate until it was facing downwards (a WWI Immelmann turn!!) Then gently returned to whispering along the runway. 45 yrs later it still blows my mind! Not bad for a high level bomber.

What the hell happened to us ?

get her running!!!

The correct name for that maneuver is an immalmann turn. After making a high-speed diving attack on an enemy, the attacker would then climb back up past the enemy aircraft, and just short of the stall, apply full rudder to yaw his aircraft around. This put his aircraft facing down at the enemy aircraft, making another high-speed diving pass possible.

Flew further and carried more than the Avro Vulcan. Which gets all the glory .

Anyone know the registration of this aircraft and the date please? I worked on the K2's at Marham '78 to '82 and more recently on Teasin' Tina at Bruntingthorpe for many years. This looks like a K1 and a very good friend of mine was a crew-chief on K1's at Marham in the early '70's

My goodness we made some aircraft in those days!

Those v bombers love um

You want to see something incredible? Watch Tex Johnson barrel role the 707.

Wow!

Impressive. 😊

I have seen this one before, but thanks for re-posting it. It is truly spectacular. Why the reference to the Sea Vixen at the beginning of the film?

Have said for decades that there is so much that is hardly mentioned about the Victor that the Victor was capable of that hardly gets a mention.