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  • Im Dassault Mirage Fan love the wings I like the Spitfire but fav ww2 airdraft would be the Tempest powerful engine

  • I know which one of these I would give my right arm to fly, and it isn't the jet! Spitfire all the way-still the most beautiful kite ever!

  • @LIVERPOOLSCOTTISH

    It would seem we actually agree on one thing here. That Spitfire is sooooo sexy! But as for the Hawker Hunter that you're so fond of. Well. We'll have to agree to disagree my friend.

  • great combination of the best fighters ever

  • WOW!

    still the merlin engine never fails to excite

    great combo

    -excellent video

  • lovely british weather :)

  • I was watching this. Amazing.

  • Very good filming. I saw the euro fighter at Dartmouth and its truely amazing at how slow that plane can fly.

  • that old rolls engine sound would give sivers to any german war vetran, such a beautiful plane even next to the typhoon

  • Finally the Brits designed a gorgeous "jet" fighter. The prop planes were all lovely and asthetically pleasing but until the Eurofighter came along, the British jets are ass ugly! The Tornado for example...

  • Tornado good aircraft, but underpowered

    for low-level bombing

    thats why quite a few were lost in Iraq war,

    and people asked why?

    that is the reason

  • First of all, the Tornado is NOT British-it is European. Secondly, you don't know much about British aviation do you? Have you never heard of the Hawker Hunter? Arguably THE most beautiful jet fighter ever designed. Years ahead of it's time, used by several airforces until the early-mid 90's.

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