LIGHTNING COLLECTION

English Electric / BAC Lightning F.MK6 The F.MK6 had a greatly improved range capability with a ventral fuel tank, a bigger wing leading edge tank and could carry over-wing ferry tanks. The F.6 also had a new kinked, conically cambered leading edge, giving it improved manoeuvrability at high altitude. This design is also available as a t-shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

English Electric / BAC Lightning F.MK6 The F.MK6 had a greatly improved range capability with a ventral fuel tank, a bigger wing leading edge tank and could carry over-wing ferry tanks. The F.6 also had a new kinked, conically cambered leading edge, giving it improved manoeuvrability at high altitude. This design is also available as a t-shirt, long-sleeve t-shirt and hoodie.

English Electric / BAC Lightning F.MK6 The F.MK6 had a greatly improved range capability with a ventral fuel tank, a bigger wing leading edge tank and could carry over-wing ferry tanks. The F.6 also had a new kinked, conically cambered leading edge, giving it improved manoeuvrability at high altitude. This design is also available as a long-sleeve shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

English Electric / BAC Lightning T.MK4 The MK.4 entered service with the Lightning Conversion unit in 1961 stationed at RAF Middleton St. George. This design is also available as a t-shirt, long-sleeve t-shirt and sweat shirt.

English Electric / BAC Lightning T.MK4 The MK.4 entered service with the Lightning Conversion unit in 1961 stationed at RAF Middleton St. George. This design is also available as a t-shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

English Electric / BAC Lightning T.MK4 The MK.4 entered service with the Lightning Conversion unit in 1961 stationed at RAF Middleton St. George. This design is also available as a t-shirt, long-sleeve t-shirt and hoodie.

English Electric / BAC Lightning T.MK4 The MK.4 entered service with the Lightning Conversion unit in 1961 stationed at RAF Middleton St. George. This design is also available as a long-sleeve shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

From former fighter pilot and photographer Ian Black, this dynamic poster captures the power of the English Electric Lighting climbing with full reheat. This particular aircraft was from the Thunder City Collection in South Africa.