Vulcan XM603 Nightshoot
1st Feb Arrival Instructions
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There is important info contained in the section below to enable you to attend the shoot, which will be different at every venue and date. You must ensure you check this page periodically and before setting out on your journey as important info can be posted prior to the event starting.
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Don't Forget
- To bring your ticket with you for us to scan.
- Your Hi-Viz clothing.
- Do not forget any of these as you will not be permitted entry onto the airfield without them.
The timings for the event are as follows:
- 16:15 - 16:50: Arrival at Museum.
- 16:50: Safety briefing starts. (You must attend this)
- 17:00: Photoshoot begins.
- 20:30: Event finishes.
Directions to the carpark:
Google Maps:
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Parking will be available from 15:00 in the Car Park, with those wishing to take advantage of the access to the museum from 14:00.
The event check in flag will show you where to congregate for the safety briefing at 16:45.
What Happens
We will be lighting XM603 as soon as the ambient light dictates, we will endeavor to move any clutter from around the aircraft too. This goes for all the cockpit/nose sections inside and out, to enable you to get creative.
All aircraft attendance relies on servicability and availability and aircraft cannot be guaranteed. We also reserve the right to cancel the event due to inclement weather (However this is extremely unlikely). If a cancellation due to the weather is deemed necessary, you will receive an email the evening before.
Important
Where we have announced engine runs, please bring your own ear protection, we may have limited munbers of foam plugs we can give out but this can't be guaranteed.
Please bring your own torch/head torch to help you see in the dark areas especially on grass.
We recommend the use of tripod leg lights or illuminous bands, these help when moving position, so as not to knock over any equipment.
