July 30, 2007 at 9:11 pm
Oo knows anything about the above?
I believe the Fleet used ‘Osters(along with just about anything else that could have “Sea”put infront of it’s name),possibly the flat-four engined versions as well as the Cirrus/Gipsy-Major variants.
I’m after some info on colour schemes,serials,units,photos would be marvellous,etc.
I’d like to do an RN Auster for my 1/72nd scale FAA collection,but so far I’m turning up a blank.
Ta.Miggers:)
By: Miggers - 31st July 2007 at 23:53
Thanks for that Lee.
Mark that’s a superb picture,an Auster MkV I think with the flat four.
I reckon the serial is TJ704?
Cheers,Mark(Miggers)
By: Mark12 - 30th July 2007 at 22:50
Miggers,
Here is one for you and Lee-On-Howard.
A shot from a former work colleague, Ron Pack.
Singapore.
Mark

By: Lee Howard - 30th July 2007 at 21:29
Oo knows anything about the above?
I believe the Fleet used ‘Osters(along with just about anything else that could have “Sea”put infront of it’s name),possibly the flat-four engined versions as well as the Cirrus/Gipsy-Major variants.
I’m after some info on colour schemes,serials,units,photos would be marvellous,etc.
I’d like to do an RN Auster for my 1/72nd scale FAA collection,but so far I’m turning up a blank.
Ta.Miggers:)
All of the above, and much more, in “Fleet Air Arm Fixed-Wing Aircraft since 1946” – Air-Britain.
By: DaveF68 - 30th July 2007 at 21:20
There was an article in AE on that subject, but my memory isn’t telling me WHEN!!