Handley Page Victor K2 XL231 Lusty Lindy, Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, 28 September 2008 1.  The Victor was the Cold War successor to the Halifax.  The last K2 tankers were retired in 1993, and XL231 is one of four survivors.  Although not cleared for flight, it does perform fast taxi runs.
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