The
Avro Vulcan is a Delta Wing Strategic Bomber used by the RAF between 1956 and 1984.
The type was produced from 1956 until 1965 with a total of 136 airframes.
45 were of the type B.1, of which only 3 nose sections are believed to still exist. They are not visible in GE and not in this collection.
89 B.2 variants were delivered to the RAF, of which 19 full airframes and 9 nose sections survive to this day.
3 of the full airframes are in Museums and are not visible in GE. I have included their approximate locations for completeness.
Two B.2 nose sections that still survive are not in the collection as I do not have accurate locations for them.
XM602 nose section is probably located at Bruntingthorpe although it is owned by the Air and Space Museum in Manchester.
XM652 nose section is in a private collection near Welshpool, but is not visble in GE with the current imagery.
EDIT: XA903 B.1 nose section is located near Stranraer, Scotland in a private collection. (Thanks to
frankmcvey for the location)
EDIT: XA893 B.1 nose section added back in now I have a more accurate location.
EDIT: XH563 B.2MRR nose section is located at Morayvia Aviation Museum in Kinloss, Scotland.
I don't believe there are any more to be found, but I found extra ones myself as did Frank, so I welcome being proved wrong on this one.
Cheers,
Sean.