Brooklands Aviation Festival '95 DVD: The Brooklands Aviation Festival pays tribute to some of the earliest aircraft designed and built in Britain, including rare archive footage of the early test flights and manufacture of the Vickers VC10 and Wellington bomber plus the restoration of the Loch Ness Wellington featured at the Brooklands Museum, plus flying displays by the De Havilland Dragon Rapide, DH 104 Dove and the Miles Gemini, and interviews with aviation personalities and former test pilots.

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The Brooklands Aviation Festival paid tribute to some of the earliest aircraft designed and built in Britain, including the Sopwith Camel and a replica of the Avro 504k constructed using the original plans.

The programme also includes rare archive footage of the early test flights and manufacture of the Vickers VC10 and Wellington bomber plus the restoration of the Loch Ness Wellington featured at the Brooklands Museum.

All the excitement of the day is captured, including flying displays by the De Havilland Dragon Rapide, DH 104 Dove and the Miles Gemini, plus interviews with aviation personalities and former test pilots paying tribute to the unique place Brooklands has in the history of British Aviation.