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The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (3)

The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (3)

National Museum of Flight
The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (2)

The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (2)

National Museum of Flight
The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (1)

The Concorde Hangar at the National Museum of Flight. Photo © Ruth Armstrong (1)

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National Museum of Flight
Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

National Museum of Flight
Murdo Waite, Ingrid Jamieson, Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

Murdo Waite, Ingrid Jamieson, Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

National Museum of Flight
Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

National Museum of Flight
Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder, Ingrid Jamieson, Murdo Waite and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder, Ingrid Jamieson, Murdo Waite and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

National Museum of Flight
Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

National Museum of Flight
Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder, Ingrid Jamieson, Murdo Waite and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

Sebastian Sheppard, Charlie Calder, Ingrid Jamieson, Murdo Waite and Walker Kelly from Athelstaneford Primary mark the National Museum of Flight’s 50th anniversary at East Fortune, East Lothian. Housed on a former Second World War airfield, the attraction opened its doors on 7 July 1975 and now houses an extensive collection of aircraft including a Red Arrows Hawk, a Supermarine Spitfire, a Vulcan bomber and Scotland’s Concorde.

National Museum of Flight
Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

Chloe Spencer (9) looks forward the opening of the National Museum of Flight’s Brick History LEGO® display this Saturday. Running at the East Lothian attraction until 5 November, the display depicts pivotal moments in world history in LEGO® and is accompanied by hands-on family events including the chance to build a LEGO® Saturn V space rocket at a Big Build Weekend on 26 and 27 August. Credit: Paul Dodds

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