By: Ewan Hoozarmy - 20th January 2013 at 18:44
I never knew he had so many aeroplanes.
After Googling his name, it seems the Americans ‘would like a word with him’:D
By: civil aero - 20th January 2013 at 17:11
What about this lot: –
Piper J3 Cub – ? Maybe G-AGAT
BA Swallow – Dorset owner, still flying
Kit Fox – ?
Hawker 125 – USA
Ju52 – ? Was at Hurn, Dorset
Lysander – Kermit Weeks
Learjet – USA
Twin Dornier – Went to USA
Tiger Moth – G-ANLH -Went to NZ
Gipsy Moth – G-ABEV – Dorset owner S. Darch, not flying
What a great collection he had. He is recovering from a stroke at this moment, He did a great deal for British vintage civil aircraft in the 80s – 90s.
By: DragonRapide - 20th January 2013 at 16:40
Brian Woodford also acquired DH-2 replica G-BFVH from Mike Russell.
It was then sold to Maurice Kirk, and is now flying from Wickenby. The aircraft was flown to the Somme for the 11/11/11 annniversary.
By: Arabella-Cox - 20th January 2013 at 16:08
An2 reportedly sold in Nicaragua Sept 1998. See G-INFO.
deH 85 Leopard Moth G-AIYS Airworthy in UK.
deH 90 Dragonfly G-AEDT flies in New Zealand.
Planemike
By: dh83 - 20th January 2013 at 15:29
Woodford collection
DH.89A G-ACZE believed based on the Isle of Wight
DH.83 G-ADHA New Zealand
DH.94 G-AFOB with new owner(Hertfordshire) C. of A. expired
DH.82A G-ALRI Thailand
DH.87B G-ADUR Australia
Stampe G-BMNV Belguim
x3 Dornier Do.27 unknown to myself
hope this helps
dh.83
By: David Burke - 20th January 2013 at 12:24
The Storch is in the Luftwaffen museum . I think it was exchanged for a target tug Sea Fury by OFMC.
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