Going back in time to the construction off HMS Queen Elizabeth at Rosyth , found these images by accident . This site may not be familiar to many.

https://canmore.org.uk/search/image?SIM ... %20carrier

Off interest to many , a programme on the BBC i player i found. Some good shots of Hms Prince of Wales at Rosyth.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bqs96t

Makes sense having Wedgetail , commonality of parts with P8 Poseidon , on order . Australia operates exactly same duo , perhaps shared training too.

Very sensible , according to Jane's . £50 million approx per aircraft off parts. A balancing act too , as the F35 fleet will build up , so the Typhoon fleet will decrease .

Prince of Wales , Rosyth today 25th October , progressing well.

I read the posts carefully , and with the majority off the P8 , based on the Boeing 737 , a commercial product and 1000s flying , costs for majority off spares must be good . If in emergency , go to EasyJet , Ryanair , and all the others that fly the 737 , and pinch their spares. Can see why , was c...

Side view Prince of Wales.

And again from Boness Road . I like the scale , off men on deck.

And again from S Queensferry , smoke from forward island .

Panorama Rosyth

Tug Tempest

Close up , QE , including pennant R08

Sister Ship Prince of Wales

From Boness Rd

Some Pictures from this morning , S Queensferry .

the old early nuclear submarine names should be used , Dreadnought , Churchill , Valiant and Warspite , the old hulks holding these names at the dockyards may have been broken up , by the time they come in to service.

Some pictures from the Boness road last Saturday. On return across the Forth bridge today , Queen Elizabeth's radar rotating and forward funnel smoking well , could not stop , but looked good.