Hi Guys, a few shots from this wee event, which was held a few weekends ago. It was a small one-day event, which managed to attract a sizeable crowd given two things, the appearance of the former RNZAF FG-1D Corsair NZ5648, and grownd runs of the Smith Family de Havilland Mosquito in situ at the museum. A few static shots first.
Ex-RNZAF Fighter OTU Harvard NZ1044 in wartime colours blending in with its surroundings.
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Canadian Chipmunk.
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Percival Provost.
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Piper Pawnee glider tug.
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Ex-RAAF Tiger Moth.
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Nanchang CJ-6.
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Beech 18.
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Chilton, powered by a 1500 cc VW engine.
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Nanchang CJ-6 decorated in a representative Imperial Japanese Navy scheme for airshow work. The owner has nicknamed his aircraft the Japchang.
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The back seat gunner is removed before flight and is a part of the set dressing. The owner of the aircraft is a former movie model maker.
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Former South African Air Force Harvard.
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de Havilland Mosquito.
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FG-1D Corsair.
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Sopwith Pup.
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Fokker Eindekker. Both the Pup and Eindekker are powered by rotary radial engines.
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Bristol Fighter.
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More to come...