Paul Hilton's Pictures of Brooklands Museum

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

1972 Sparshatt-bodied AEC Swift; ex-British Airways/Heathrow airport at Brooklands Museum, Weybridge.

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Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

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Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

Concorde G-BBDG c/n 202 was the third Concorde built and one of two production test aircraft. G-BBDG first flew in February 1974 and would later become the first aircraft to carry 100 passengers at Mach 2. Her final flight was in December 1981 by which time she had completed 633 flights and 1282 flying hours. Displayed with her nose and visor raised in normal higher speed flying configuration

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Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

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Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

This very large model of Concorde G-CONC, had spent many years on the northern approach to Heathrow airport on the link road from the M4 approaching the tunnels to the central area. Today she wears the same livery as her larger, real-life sister, G-BBDG nearby.

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Brooklands Museum, Transport, Weybridge

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Brooklands Museum, Weybridge

A Eurocopter helicopter departs Brooklands Museum near Weybridge, Surrey. Beyond the trees can be seen the banking of the former Brooklands race course; the world's first purpose-built auto racing course which opened in 1907.

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Brooklands Museum, Transport, Weybridge

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