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Anyway the question is, how were they taken? Obviously from another aircraft but which one. I want to know more!

Yes just saw the photos – outstanding. In the video’s I saw of the Vulcan there where no other aircraft but these have been taken from one with a rear facing camera ?

There was a little prop plane flying with it when it came over Bristol.

A little bit of how here: http://www.foto-buzz.com/public/blog.php?user=Xmf!7S46 edit doesn’t seem to make the link properly. Click on blog here http://www.andyrouse.co.uk

They were taken by wildlife photographer Andy Rouse tiny mention here: http://www.foto-buzz.com/public/pblog.php?data=741$%!@6

Something wrong with your link. Fixed version
here no actual info though?

Really long selfie stick?

Well he does mention the company Aviation Photocrew http://www.aviation-photocrew.com/index.php?page=photocrew

Well given my mate Alex didn’t have his own plane I think he did quite well

[url=https://flic.kr/p/zxrMkq]The Last of the Mohicans[/url] by Alexis Bazeos, on Flickr

But he is quite a whizz with a camera. Same day same location

Thanks for posting this OP. We were stood on the cliff edge watching the photoshoot, I was hoping to see the pics.

The photos were taken by a SkyVan

Lol, talk about beauty and the beast! 😆 Although admittedly, the beauty is a bit of a beast too. Awesome pics.

Ampthill, that Vulcan photo is stunning!
I know that the Shorts 360 was known as ‘the shed’, I’ve a suspicion that the SkVan’s nickname was ‘the PortaCabin’!?

@amphill chapeau to your mate !!

Beachy’s the place (shame I live in Yorkshire). Check this out (not mine) – the pilot’s really ragging it, benefits of a condemned vehicle 🙁

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_6bZ2Kzaj8[/video]

Think it wast thSkyvan that was circling round with the Vulcan as it got ready for the display it did at Shuttleworth the previous weekend.

That skyvan is ace. Thanks for all your input everyone.
I assume the Vulcan must have had to keep looping round as it would diffcult to fly at skyvan speeds?

Tumescent!

The Vulcan was quite happy following the sky van around for the 20 or so minutes I was watching

From what I’ve read the Vulcan wing generates quite a bit of lift, even at low speeds, plus it handles reasonably well at lower speeds.
After all it was designed as a subsonic high altitude bomber originally.

AFAIK no Vulcan has gone supersonic in its lifetime. The stresses of doing so would almost certainly damage the airframe irreparably, coupled with the fact that it was very difficult to control at speeds approaching MACH 1.

TBh in that vid above it does look like its going very slow. I guess you assume these things are fast movers.

If it’s real then good lad!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-34712346