WW2 Spitfire Crashes into Loch Doon

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Welcome to our latest adventure! Join us as we visit the fascinating Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum, a haven for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike. In this video, we take a detailed look at the incredible Loch Doon Spitfire, an iconic aircraft with a rich history. We'll delve into its background, restoration process, and significance in aviation history of the WW2 Spitfire Crashes into Loch Doon.
But that's not all! To give you an unparalleled view of the museum, we deploy our DJI Mavic 3 drone for a breathtaking aerial tour. Watch as we soar over the museum grounds, capturing stunning footage of the various aircraft on display from a unique perspective.
Highlights of the video include:
An in-depth exploration of the Loch Doon Spitfire: its history, restoration, and importance.
Up-close views of other notable aircraft and exhibits at the museum.
A DJI Mavic 3 drone flight over the museum, providing an amazing aerial perspective of the planes and the surrounding landscape.
About Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum:
Located in Scotland, the Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the region's rich aviation heritage. The museum features a diverse collection of aircraft, engines, and memorabilia, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and explore the fascinating world of aviation.
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Music:
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Gear Used:
Camera: DJI Pocket 2; iPhone 14 Pro Max
Drone: DJI Mavic 3
Special Thanks:
A big thank you to the staff at Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum for their hospitality and for sharing their incredible knowledge with us. www.dumfriesaviationmuseum.com/
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@tomsen413 22 дня назад

The music is the best part of the video….extraordinary…it takes you back…to those grey days….of the Battle of Britain…never so many…..

@Paggerd 19 дней назад

Thank you…for your…comment. It was…erm…truncated yet very…true.😉

@colinrobinson1960 11 дней назад

Hi Robert great video need to visit there never been to that museum 🙂👌👍👏 a lot of restoration needed on some of the aircraft

@WindsweptRobert 11 дней назад

Aye, the aircraft outside look a wee bit tatty. The museum is run completely by volunteers and they rely on donations and shop purchases (plus the small entrance fee) to keep the museum open.

@colinrobinson1960 11 дней назад

@WindsweptRobert cheers robert will nip thru from Edinburgh as soon as we get decent weather pal thanks again 👍 😀

@normtyneships194 19 дней назад

A good tour but a pity you felt the need to use such a dramatic piece of artwork as the thumbnail. It did its job though or I would not be typing this. Perhaps the 'History of Spitfire Crashes.......' would have been more appropriate. Sorry, but I do not see the point of totally misleading information.

@DadsRCHangar 17 дней назад

Great tour and music, thank you for sharing. 🫡

@jamesadair8124 22 дня назад

Back in the early eighties, I had a team clearing up the wreckage of a RF4 Phantom of USAF from a hillnear Newton Stewart. On this hill we found wreckage of a He 111. Some of this, a wing and parts of the landing gear were flown to the road by the USAF helicopter for the museum. I think the contact was called Bruce. If I recall correctlyany useful parts of the RF4 had already been 'collected'.

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

The are a couple of other crash sites around the hills surrounding Loch Doon. I am doing some background work for potential videos on these :)

@smbishop63 22 дня назад

Wow! Excellent cinematic tour of the museum, Robert! I loved the music, sfx, editing, etc. One of your best, in my opinion. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and share with us!

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

Thanks Scott. We had a great day there and had a cuppa tea in the cafe that is decorated in the 1940s style :)

@stevieelder2422 23 дня назад

What a brilliant and atmospheric video Robert. Looks an awesome place to pay a visit to. Bet those aircraft have many a tale attached to them. Liked the music and atmospheric sfx.

@WindsweptRobert 23 дня назад

They have a wee cafe that’s done up in 1940s style. We went in for a cuppa tea and a biscuit :)

@Aboveandbeyond76 23 дня назад

Really enjoyed that mate . I will have to pay a visit . Especially enjoyed the music and effects it really set the tone

@WindsweptRobert 23 дня назад

I had planned to do a wee voiceover, but when I reviewed the video I decided there was really no need :)

@Aboveandbeyond76 23 дня назад

@@WindsweptRobert totally agree .

@jesusgjchuza6491 22 дня назад

Wooow, so cool

@wulliepie4141 22 дня назад

A nice wee visit tae a place I never knew existed! I'm steadily getting to know your neck of the woods a little m8, well done!

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

We made this as part of a longer video that will show the flightpath of the doomed Spitfire at Loch Doon :)

@user-oo3fx1wb8u 21 день назад

Thank you my friend I remember my uncle from dalmellington telling us the spitfire story great it was and now it's hear for us all to see again ...thanks from Darvel Ayrshire

@user-uv7up4vg6i 22 дня назад

Misleading title or terrible English. Either way, not impressed. Crashes - present continuous tense. No such thing happened. Crashed - past tense a day ago 50 years ago whenever.

@Aboveandbeyond76 23 дня назад

Thanks

@WindsweptRobert 23 дня назад

Thanks very much again. It’s very uplifting to know how much my wee videos are enjoyed, really spurs me on to keep creating 🙂🙂

@mydronevideos3513 21 день назад

Excellent video and very well edited. Always looking forward to more.

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

Much appreciated!

@BaronFlyingClub 20 дней назад

Which bit was the crash?

@johnjephcote7636 14 дней назад

For me the same. No commentary, nothing in writing and the sound off because I do not like being lulled as it distracts any concentration. However, what was there to really concentrate upon that was in the title? All I got was the existence of an interesting museum.

@tonysutton6559 21 день назад

I would thoroughly recommend a visit to the museum if you are anywhere nearby. For about £6 it kept me enthralled for a couple of hours and the talk about the crashed spitfire and its recoveredy was well worth the entrance fee on its own. I'll go again next year when we visit Dumfries. It will be the perfect time to go as my grandson will still be young enough to go for free and I'll just qualify for an old age discount (and they accuse you Scots of being tight) 😉

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

I recorded the entire talk on video (with permission). I’ll probably use excerpts when I create the video about the flight over the loch.

@andrewmacdonald4833 19 дней назад

I noticed the Squadron details on the Watch Office Board...Number 10 Advanced Flying Unit...good chance my great uncle flew there. He was a Scotsman that enlisted just a few days after war was declared in 1939...flew Lancasters with Bomber Command.

@RampageShade 22 дня назад

Can’t seem to get in the discord, links’ expired. Thanks

@WindsweptRobert 22 дня назад

discord.gg/6xBhZUdP

@walkabout16 21 день назад

Nice outing and video. Did the spitfire on show have any guns?

@WindsweptRobert 20 дней назад

Not that I noticed 😕

@ozzy8286 17 дней назад

What museum is this?

@WindsweptRobert 17 дней назад

Link is in the description I think.

@ozzy8286 17 дней назад

@@WindsweptRobert Thank you

@pcka12 19 дней назад

Now? How did they get the Spitfire in that Nissan hut? Take a wall out? All of those aircraft really need to be undercover since they are quietly rotting away exposed to the elements. A useful purpose for lottery funding?

@WindsweptRobert 19 дней назад

The wings can be detached.

@martingruffalump5484 22 дня назад

that thing at 0:23 - 0:25 is Barnes Wallis' earthquake device!!! - huge supersonic bomb used to great effect on the v2 cupola in France, viaducts in Germany and to blow a Tirpitz sized hole in the sea and the big nazi monster fell into it and capsized!!!! only the Lancaster could take it up and deliver it. - lots of interesting old busses that once were the latest flying machines!! nice video of one of the smaller air museums! 😊😊😊 who shoehorned the spit in2 the nissan hut??!!! not a lot of room to getr it in...

@WindsweptRobert 21 день назад

Very interesting info! Thanks, Martin. The wings on the Spitfire can be detached so it can be moved around. In Summer they often have it outside for visitors to see :)