Built 1959; served with 15 Squadron & 232 OCU; to No.2 SoTT Cosford 1974 for ground instruction as 8429M; broken up 1994; the cockpit is held by Phoenix Aviation.

Alas only the nose section survives from this particular aircraft but is, nonetheless, well looked after at this fascinating museum.

Unfortunately only the nose section of this aircraft survives but it is well preserved

Preserved but later scrapped, with only the cockpit now surviving, in private hands. After its flying career ended, this Victor had been used as an instructional airframe for engineer training.

I thought that this shot would be of interest giving an unusual view of the Victor nose section on display at this wonderful 'museum'. Bruntingthorpe is also a fully functioning airfield as evidenced by the light aircraft in the background that had arrived as a mass fly-in.