Avro Vulcan B.2 XM594 Keychain
This Fuselage Creations keychain is made from genuine tail skin material from an Avro Vulcan B.2 with tail number XM594. This aircraft is on display at the Newark Air Museum in the United Kingdom. During restoration work and a complete repaint in 2022, sections of the tail skin were removed and later given a new lease on life as aviation keychains.
The Avro Vulcan is known for its distinctive silhouette with a large triangular wing. XM594 was the 58th Vulcan built at the Woodford plant and took to the skies for the first time on May 29, 1963. In July of that same year, it joined No. 27 Squadron at RAF Scampton, where it served as part of the British nuclear deterrent force, equipped with the Blue Steel missile. Over the following years, the aircraft also served with the Vulcan Wing at Waddington, as well as with No. 101 and No. 44 Squadrons.
During its twenty years of service with the Royal Air Force, XM594 flew over 1,400 sorties and logged more than 5,300 flight hours. On December 17, 1982, it took part in a farewell flyover of former Vulcan bases and air group headquarters.
Stuart Stevenson purchased the aircraft for £5,000 to preserve it for the museum. On February 7, 1983, pilot Neil McDougall flew XM594 from RAF Waddington to the Newark Air Museum, arriving just before a blizzard struck. In December 2021, the aircraft officially became the property of the museum, after which a new phase of its restoration began.
This Fuselage Creations series was created in collaboration with the Newark Air Museum and its volunteers. Each keychain is an authentic piece of an airplane with its own story, combining an everyday accessory with a collectible aviation souvenir.
You can order the Avro Vulcan B.2 XM594 keychain on our website or purchase it at our store located at 50b Khreshchatyk Street, Kyiv. We offer fast shipping to any corner of the world and guarantee quality.
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