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Brooklands Museum

Brooklands Museum

Museum in Weybridge, EnglandWikipedia

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Oct 7, 2026

Simon BelmontGUEST
75:29
Maybe Manchester- Yeah ... or somewhere like that.
Simon BelmontGUEST
75:31
Um, air shows often have big airplanes that you can go in and just sit in- Yes ... for a long time, and- Brooklands is another one.
Simon BelmontGUEST
75:36
Yeah.
Simon BelmontGUEST
75:36
If you go up to Surrey.
BarryAUDIENCE
75:38
Oh, Brooklands is just up the road.
Simon BelmontGUEST
75:38
They've got loads of aircraft parked there.
Simon BelmontGUEST
75:40
Yeah.
Simon BelmontGUEST
76:40
It's one step closer, isn't it?
Tail DraggerHOST
9:32
Those original drawings exist, Hawker's engineering documentation for the Hurricane, the detailed manufacturing specifications from the 1930s and '40s survived in British archives.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:43
Places like the Brooklands Museum, where Hawker built some of its earliest aircraft, have been quietly keeping this paper alive for eighty years.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:51
That documentation is the difference between a restoration and a recreation.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:56
Without those drawings, you're guessing at tolerances, guessing at materials, guessing at what the original was supposed to be.
Alan SmithGUEST
4:12
That was wonderful.
Alan SmithGUEST
4:14
74 got even better because in February 74, and I can remember it clearly, I was one of half a dozen people standing out at Fairford when the third British Concorde, Delta Golf, now at Brooklands, thank God, When Delta Golf arrived at Fairford, virtually unannounced, no cameras, no Raymond Baxter, no TV, no razzmatazz.
Alan SmithGUEST
4:38
And I was one of a few people standing with a camera.
Alan SmithGUEST
4:42
And she arrived and she was virtually production standard with a long fuselage, totally devastatingly beautiful.

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Alan SmithGUEST
22:52
plus yeah 50 60 thousand feet and you'd hear a different sound volume whatever and even though you knew it was going to happen you we never deliberately triggered a four engine search because you could get some you could get yourself in a serious situation we always sink we always search one at a time and sometimes that would trigger off two that was commonplace and oh we did that endlessly but in fact most of my concord testing was done doing just that i did several tours down to Casablanca.
Alan SmithGUEST
23:25
Initially we used Tangier, but Casablanca became more favoured than Tangier because of the airspace and the fact you were closer to the equator, the cold air, starting from Casablanca.
Alan SmithGUEST
23:36
It was my privilege to do a lot of it, and a lot of it on Delta Golf, which is Brooklyn's, which is the Concord I've flown the most.
Alan SmithGUEST
23:43
Yeah, wonderful.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:03
brooklyn's radio events guide
Graham LaycockHOST
0:06
and welcome along to the events guide and with me as usual it's diana roberts from destination toolkit hello diana
Diana RobertsGUEST
0:12
hello graham how are you

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Diana RobertsGUEST
15:18
I think I will.
Diana RobertsGUEST
15:20
Yeah, I think you probably will.
Diana RobertsGUEST
15:22
London Bus Museum Transport Fest at Brooklyn's Museum on the 18th of October between 10 and 5.
Diana RobertsGUEST
15:28
Included in normal museum admission and there is free parking.
Diana RobertsGUEST
15:33
And I would highly recommend you book in advance because if nothing else, it's a quicker queue.
Rob SmithHOST
12:14
Yes, the taxi from Live and Let Die.
Rob SmithHOST
12:15
So I went to Brooklands Museum on Sunday for a German day car show, and there's a guy there who sells model cars, and he always has these Bonds-
Peter BrookerHOST
12:23
Steady on, Charlie
Rob SmithHOST
12:24
... cars.
JanHOST
20:56
I mean, I never got the chance to ride on it because it was expensive.
JanHOST
20:59
But in the, is it Brooklyn's Air Museum? Oh, Brooklyn's Museum.
JanHOST
21:07
They've got, or they used to have a Concorde there because there was more than one.
JanHOST
21:12
Yeah.
Tail DraggerHOST
13:57
An old biplane with a bent nose that somebody pulled out of a bog in Connemara? It is one of the most important aircraft ever built.
Tail DraggerHOST
14:04
Much of what I know about this flight comes from the original Daily Mail coverage, and from the records held at the Brooklyn's Museum in Surrey, where the Vickers Company archives are preserved.
Tail DraggerHOST
14:12
You can find more at RadioHanger.com.
Tail DraggerHOST
14:15
Some flights change what people think is possible.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:16
Okay, sure.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:18
Anyway, highlight of course of this trip was the drive we did to Donington Museum and Brooklyn's Banking and Museum.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:26
And both of these are highly recommended if you happen to be in Her Majesty's backyard.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:31
I mean Brooklyn's, like I was telling Peter, I read about Brooklyn's long before I read about Monza because it's such a historical place and to be there and spending some quality time on the banking.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:43
was very soothing.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
12:44
Yeah, that

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