We went to the RAF Museum in Hendon, North London this weekend, on, as it turned out, the weekend closest to an anniversary of the September 15th turning point in the Battle of Britain all those years ago. (Its address is Grahame Park Way, Hendon, North London NW9 5LL by the way.)

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They were re-enacting some of the action with pushing blocks of wood about charting invading aircraft and running to intercept.

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Inside were all the old classics: a Fokker-DVII

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An Me-Bf109g in desert livery:

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The mighty Lancaster bomber:

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And a massive modern-day Vulcan B2 medium bomber:

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You can see a more complete selection of photos in my Picasaweb RAF Museum gallery.