Video: Donald Campbell's Bluebird 'will run again' on Coniston ... while attempting record Donald Campbell's boat Bluebird K7 is to return to Coniston. The boat will be displayed in the Ruskin ...

Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7, which set seven world water speed records between 1955 and 1967, was recovered from Coniston Water in 2001 and is currently being restored. Two Orpheus engines have ...

Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7 is set to reunite with the World Water Speed Trophy. The hydroplane, which broke records before ...

Bluebird K7 was originally constructed at Samlesbury ... it was returned to the Ruskin Museum in Coniston which is now her ...

But we have plans to run K7 now that we have her back." The museum had already announced its intention to get the craft running on the lake again, saying once it had Bluebird in its possession it ...

Donald Campbell's record-breaking Bluebird K7 sparked plenty of interest during a fleeting visit to a Hampshire attraction. The jet-powered hydroplane went on display at the National Motor Museum ...

Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7 hydroplane has gone on show close to where it was built 70 years ago. The craft was built at Samlesbury Engineering, which was situated next to Samlesbury Hall, Preston.

Now you can hear her at full throttle ... Donald later developed the Bluebird K7 (changing 'Blue Bird' to 'Bluebird') in which he broke the world water speed record 7 times in 10 years.

It will be built behind the Ruskin Museum in Coniston, Cumbria, to cater for those traveling to see Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7 hydroplane ... people back in and we now have an attraction ...

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He crashed while attempting to beat his own water speed personal record. Now, his memory lives on through the Bluebird K7 that will visit the Royal Motor Yacht Club on October 4 to celebrate the ...

Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7 hydroplane has gone on show close to where it was built 70 years ago. The craft was built at Samlesbury Engineering, which was situated next to Samlesbury Hall, Preston.