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== [[:Category:Hughes 269|Hughes 269B]]== | == [[:Category:Hughes 269|Hughes 269B]]== | ||
| − | Ep.10.25 <i>The Green Death | + | Ep.10.25 <i>The Green Death</i><br> |
The Brigadier calls in the RAF to drop bombs on the giant maggots. The production team were planning to get an RAF Phantom to fly over but they couldn't afford it (and they didn't want to use stock footage), so this was used instead.<br> | The Brigadier calls in the RAF to drop bombs on the giant maggots. The production team were planning to get an RAF Phantom to fly over but they couldn't afford it (and they didn't want to use stock footage), so this was used instead.<br> | ||
Registration G-AVZC, serial 450189. | Registration G-AVZC, serial 450189. | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 16 May 2013
TV Series (1963-1989)
Alternative English title: Dr. Who
Starring:
William Hartnell (The Doctor (1963-1966))
Patrick Troughton (The Doctor (1966-1969))
Jon Pertwee (The Doctor (1970-1974))
Tom Baker (The Doctor (1974-1981))
Peter Davison (The Doctor 1982-1984))
Colin Baker (The Doctor 1984-1986))
Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor 1987-1989))
The adventures of an eccentric renegade time traveling alien and his companions.
Series Seven
McDonnell Douglas F-4K Phantom II
Ep.7.04 Terror of the Autons
Stock footage showing the RAF airstrike that gets called off at the last moment.
Series Eight
Hughes 269
Ep. 8.22 The Dæmons: Episode Two
Captain Yates and Sergeant Benton fly to the town of Devil's End in this UNIT helicopter. False registration G-UNIT.
Series Ten
Hughes 269B
Ep.10.25 The Green Death
The Brigadier calls in the RAF to drop bombs on the giant maggots. The production team were planning to get an RAF Phantom to fly over but they couldn't afford it (and they didn't want to use stock footage), so this was used instead.
Registration G-AVZC, serial 450189.
Series Eleven
Westland Scout
Ep.11.09 Invasion of the Dinosaurs
The Doctor steals a Land Rover and is chased by army soldiers, and this helicopter.
Campbell Super Cricket
Ep.11.22 Planet of the Spiders
Lupton steals the Doctor's car (also known as the "Whomobile"), the Doctor follows him in this gyrocopter. Then after he lands, Lupton manages to steal this, so the Doctor takes off (literally) after him in the Whomobile.
Series Thirteen
Bell UH-1 Iroquois
Ep.13.21 The Seeds of Doom: Part One
Flies the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith to the World Ecology Bureau's antarctic base. Represented solely by a scale model.
De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter
Ep.13.22 The Seeds of Doom: Part Two
Scorby and Keeler steal the Krynoid pod and escape aboard this plane at the end of the episode.
McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II
Ep.13.26 The Seeds of Doom: Part Six
These jets are called in by Major Beresford to destroy the giant Krynoid and Chase's mansion.
Series Fourteen
Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR.1
Ep.14.05 The Hand of Fear: Part One and Ep.14.08 The Hand of Fear: Part Four
Stampe SV4C
Ep.14.11 The Deadly Assassin: Part Three
Registration G-AWXZ, c/n 360. The Doctor (Tom Baker) is attacked by this when he enters the Matrix.
Stampe SV4C (modified as R.A.F SE.5)
Ep.14.11 The Deadly Assassin: Part Three
Series Eighteen
Lockheed L-1011-385-3 TriStar 500
Ep.18.25 Logopolis: Part One
Series Twenty
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-33RC
Ep.20.02 Arc of Infinity: Part Two
Tegan lands at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport in this.
Series Twenty Six
Bell 206A JetRanger
Ep.26.01 Battlefield: Part One
The Brigadier is picked up in this helicopter and it gets shot down by Morgaine in Part 2. Registration G-HELO, Serial 124.
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