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The Panton brother lost in the war was part of a Halifax crew. Sadly, none still existed when his brothers went looking, so they saved Jane instead!👍

That is a brilliant historic tour around Bückeburg. Thank you so much for that!

Where did you get the fly by footage of the Lancaster at the very start of the video? The first 5 seconds seems very familiar to me...

There's a You Tube channel run by a chap named Neville Wheeldon who had been painstakingly documenting the restoration of "Just Jane" to flight worthy condition. He puts out a video every Saturday and gives an in depth description of what, why and how they're doing the restoration. His channel is well worth following if one is interested in this sort of thing.

I saw both at an airshow in 2014, and visited East Kirkby last year. Jane will begin flying in about 2028.

Year 7 of 'Janes' restoration now, the day she joins Vera and Thumper in the air will be a special one indeed

Living close to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre I am a frequent visitor to Just Jane. The process of returning her to the skies is very much more complex than your video suggests, involving the use of a second Lancaster to maintain the fund raising Taxi runs. Fred and Harold's brother was killed while flying in a Halifax, not a Lancaster.

Realy good to hear about a 3rd Lanc

Several years to go yet (2023).

There are two more at varying stages of completion in Canada as well, so there could be 5 before long!!

It's amazing to think that once the night sky was filled with hundreds of these planes at a time. Now, there's only a handful.

The Canadian Lancaster flew through the 1950s doing maritime payrol and airial mapping of our northlandd

Might be wrong on this but I thought the Panton brother was lost whilst flying in a Halifax.

Not really near future as they are talking of this being year 6 of a project 10 year restoration programme. That's assuming they don't run into any problems. I hope all goes according to plan and wish them every success. Hope fully I'll still be alive to see it when it happens.

How joyous to hear Just Jane's restoration story. What a grrreeeaaatt nickname for a Lancaster bomber! In a few generations following the trend of historical (criticism/cynicism) story, the unmatched historical feats of the outta-the-blue Lancaster airplane, their unbelievably magnificent feats of men, mission accomplishments and machines, their crew members and especially designers and builders could very well be doubted to have existed as such, mere myth, . . . Yet now a precious one is added; just these 3 fly before our loving and grateful eyes and ears out of the largest production run of military bomber airplanes in history. They fly in steadfast, highly due, rare resounding testament to Great Britain's people's finest hour in history - and perhaps, as a peerless technological response to overwhelming danger or trouble, the Lancaster is a magnificent breakthrough that, coming as it did, credits the English way and maybe all humanity too of the miracles possible that humanity CAN achieve to gloriously win against such odds. The Lancaster, The Mosquito and the Spitfire were all quite unique and each miracle was powered by a RR Merlin engine, the heart of them all, each one, peerless for their age, just in time technological miracles that together saved the day for us all. Happy landings always "Just Jane".

The folks at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum do tremendous work. The museum is fantastic, seeing all the planes there makes for a great day. And I had the pleasure to speak with one of the gentlemen (if memory serves, he's a pilot) about Andy Mynarski. I thank the museum for all their hard work.

Fly your Lancaster with pride today They breached those dams in Germany many years ago We will remember them

Excellent news :) Their maybe a 4th as well They are rebuilding 1 in Canada although I've heard it wont be in wartime colours but I think maritime ?

Revrel is anAmerican firm.Airfix would be a more suitable choice.

we are all waiting impatiently

Revel construction kit? Surely it's Airfix!

Safe to say that the avro lancaster mk x fm104 restoration of the British Columbia aviation museum is taking shape again

Latest video update from Neville Wheeldon of the 5th year (of the forecast 10) of restoration work to airworthy of Avro Lancaster NX611 here: ua-cam.com/video/EPsnKqv8Z3Y/v-deo.html

I saw and heard just once a " LANC " in the air and over my head at id say 500ft....was at a Royal Agricultural Show at Stoneleigh, Warwickshire back in i 1980.....it was totally awe inspiring, I shall never forget it ! It had an escort of a Spitfire and a Hurricane , on the tip of each of its wings.....I count myself Lucky indeed to have witnessed its grace and undeniable power .

das beste museum

nice video, but typically for Germany - only in english😢

Good job ! 😜

Excellent work, thank you for this great presentation of our helicopter museum Bückeburg

I remember there had been an airworthy Lancaster in Great Britain somewhere during the late 70s, but grounded as a gate guard thereafter. Does anyone know about it?

I wish my Dad could see this, he was a Fitter, engines in Two RAF Squadrons during the War. He loved the Merlin Engines and the Lanc,

Excellent news! Amazing!

Just jane has been restored for flight for a few years. Has been common knowledge for a long while now.

Great to watch this and hear that a 3rd Lanc is being restored in BC. My father flew 10 ops against the Germans as a mid upper gunner in both the RAF and RCAF. I took him to see the Hamilton CN Lanc. a few years before he passed. They used to fly it as part of the airshow at the CNE in Toronto.

Awesome!! Would be fantastic to see her fly

A few years ago I was sitting in my backyard with some friends and I heard the unmistakable sound of a Lancaster coming into Edmonton Alberta For an air show. I jumped up ran out to the front for a look and my friends I thought I’d gone nuts. I said that’s a Lancaster and they all said how the hell did you know that. In 1952 when I was 10 there was a fair in Brandon Manitoba that my dad took me to and there was four or five P51’s that put on a show. I never forgot that sound.

Fingers crossed it happens

There is one more! that is getting close in Nanton Alberta. Thanks to all involved in the restoration

There's a good one in the National War Memorial Canberra "G for Gorge" it was flown back by its crew who were the first to have competed a certain number of missions I believe it was one of only two to come to Australia the other one was to promote the sale of war bonds and I think it was ditched off the New South Wales coast near Coffs Harbour

I saw the two Lancasters flying over Goodwood airfield when Canada gave us that magnificent privilege of pairing our Lancaster with theirs. It was an absolutely fantastic sight to see. And to hear those awesome Merlins growling through the sky, while accompanied by a Spitfire and Hurricane, (two extra Merlins). Nothing could top that. Apart from seeing three Lancasters flying together. What a magical sight that would be. 👌

I had the privilege and pleasure of doing a taxi run in this old girl. The smell and the feeling of those four Merlin engines firing into life and the vibrations through the plane were absolutely incredible. it was probably one of the best moments of my life it will be so good to see her finally flying again and I would happily pay to take a flight if that was at all possible.

Saw those 2 lancs together at Southport it was a misty day eerie drone of the 8 merlin then a Shilbottle if those 2 beautiful airplanes brings a tear to.my eye now just thinking about it a day I will never forget there's ment to be a typhoon b1 going up and a mosquito now those with that Halifax and a formation of hurricane and spits wow what a sight that would be

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Thanks for a welcome and interesting video. The idea of a third Lanc in the air is exciting. There were certainly a lot of them built during the war. As a teenager, a few years after the end of the war, I used to cycle on a Saturday to Hullavington airfield in Wiltshire to watch the Chipmunks buzzing around and I remember a dozen or so Lancasters parked on tarmac on the airfield. I never saw then fly and wondered what was going to happen to them. The last I heard of the Canadian Lanc, a year or so ago, was that it bedly needed repairs that would cost some £180 000. I hope the funds were raised to get it flying again.

I am lucky enough to have had a 'taxi' ride in Just Jane for a special birthday, & thought of my father who competed two tours in lancs on 626 SQ and then the PFF with 156 Sq.. Very emotional. However, speaking to those at East Kirby there is a school of thought the taxi rides are a such an earner & a crowd pull that it will never be risked getting Just Jane airborne. I do not know if that is right or not.

Sorry , but as an ex-pilot of 87 I was enjoying your show, but almost driven to distraction by that inane background 'music.' Becoming a little deaf doesn't help and makes the audio somewhat muffled, but that unwelcome, so-called 'music' certainly doesn't help matters. Always feel that type of background music is added to somehow control the listeners emotion. Not appreciated by me. Apart from that it was a jolly good show. Cheers, Ray Cunningham.

My old man was in the ATC as a teenager in Yorkshire in WW2, he said when he was around 15 he went up in a Lancaster when it was being flown on a test flight after maintenance. He sat in the rear gunner’s seat and he said he remembers the guns moving around! It would have been quite a thrill for a young bloke.

VERA flies every summer out from Hamilton over Niagera Falls, Lake Ontario making a Bee Line for a loop around Toronto before returning back on the hour flight to Hamilton. Being a local in Toronto, hearing her fly is incredible, and for free. Airshow World is a great yt Channel where Stu Bear features the Lan'c regularly, with live chat. I hope that Just Jane makes it to the skies.

Nothing like the sound of 4 Merlin engines roaring overhead... this is hands-down, my favourite plane of the war. I'm a bit partial though, as my grandfather, S/Ldr R.A. Swartz flew 66 missions, being shot down on his 28th birthday in 1944 while supporting D-day breakout operations. I am really hoping they get this 3rd Lanc into the air. It would be a thing of beauty to see, hear and feel them fly-by...

Her Majesty the Queen, should launch this Lanc once it becomes fully checked and 'operational'.

I’d like to see the BAC lightning- last new variants- too. They are still well capable too!