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XR222 (cn XO-4) Seen here shortly after being rolled out following a 18 month restoration programme. The aircraft was moved to the £25 million AirSpace Museum hangar. XR222 was the forth production aircraft and was incomplete when the project was cancelled. It was allocated to the Cranfield Institute of Technology prior to be transferred to the Imperial War Museum.
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A visitor from Canada posted Wed November 8, 2006:
Subject moving from left to right, important that 60% of item is exposed. Also no glare, and it contrasts well with it's background. Says a lot about the photogs ability to "cram"..it might have been a touch lower in the pic' but not bad, it really doesn't need a "take-off" scenario. The jet speaks for itself while just parked or taxi-ing?

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu August 17, 2006:
This photo captures the beautiful lines of an aircraft way ahead of it's time. Politicians hang your heads in shame for the destruction of the British Aircraft Industry!!

A visitor from Mexico posted Wed February 8, 2006:
Reminds me of the famous X-3 Stiletto. WOW! T.B.

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun December 25, 2005:
Clean & crisp. Well positioned to show off the salient points of the aircraft.

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 22, 2005:
Superb shot of a superb aircraft,it dosn`t look dated at all!!ahh nostalga at it`s very best.

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