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Beagle Basset retires
Topic Started: Nov 11 2014, 09:21 AM (139 Views)
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XS743, a Beagle Basset B.206Z, was retired last Friday (7th November 2014) at Boscombe Down after a career spanning 50 years, 46 of which have been with ETPS. This was the last of the type still reported flying.
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A little known, but still important type.

I remember having the old Airfix kit. I believe they were originally used as hacks for the V-bomber crews.
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Ive still got the kit, un made :grin:
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Stevepd
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I've built the pre-ripple build in flight and flew in another to collect tornado f2 parts back in the day!.
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