Duxford-Update Entry Page

Last Visit 27th Nov 2009

[See News & Links]

Click here if you can't see a set of navigation buttons on the left side of your screen

Duxford-Update is an unofficial website, illustrating the aircraft and military vehicles on display at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, near Cambridge in the U.K. Coverage is via a series of photo-pages & includes the IWM collection exhibits plus the many privately owned warbirds and vehicles maintained on the site.

The website is intended to keep aviation and military vehicle enthusiasts up-to-date with the Duxford scene, including progress on the many restoration activities and, of course any new arrivals. I live locally and can normally fit in a brief DX visit sometime during each weekend. This results in a regularly updated "News_&_Links" page. (accessible via the navigation buttons on the left)....... I hope you find the site useful ........ Martin_C.

If you are looking for details of museum opening times, air displays and special events: (Click here for the official IWM website)

Vulcan

Inside the B-29

TSR-2

T-34-85

Mustang Pair at Flying legends

Use the navigation buttons on the left to explore the resident exhibits in each of the hangars and exhibition halls.

The Aircraft Walkthroughs pages contain images taken inside several of Duxford's larger aircraft.

The Air Displays pages cover recent Duxford flying displays with an increasing emphasis on flying shots (I keep trying!)

In the Other UK Museums section you will find some of the best of Duxford's U.K. competition.

Earlier days at Duxford captures many past favourites from aircraft no longer resident at the museum.

Check out the other pages for further views of Duxford and a bit of early electronics warfare!

For contact details. please see the Home page.

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Finally Some Web Content on other interests with positively no Duxford connections:

Bobs Blog	Occasional photo-blog from the resident Golden Retriever
Model Railway	DCC and LED lighting updates to "OO" gauge model trains