Do you mean “WE925” (which believed a composite with parts of VZ530). It reportedly moved to Bankstown, Australia to International Air Parts and was preserved.
Cracking scheme but this message seems to be another case of thread-stutter;)
Already covered see:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=74799
Thanks for your kind words folks.
Tim
Moggy this has already been covered in the last few days – see:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=74700
In case you want to see what she looks like airborne, here a shot I took of her in August.

Jon,
I am delighted she is being saved. Could you PM me as I would like to donate some dosh towards this endeavour. Let me know your address so I can wing a cheque to you.
Tim
Origin Oxfordshire so might it relate to this:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=73139&highlight=spitfire+ebay
How about a plan view for a change?
Suggest you read Mike Drapers book “Shaddows” published by Air-Britain.
Hi Guys
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And also, tell me who or what the “Legion Arabe AF” was…………
Ritch and Max.
See this link and read about the ALAF:
http://ghaith.farkouh.net/rjaf/index.php?url=history
The two Autocrats are also mentioned here:
http://www.irandefence.net/archive/index.php/t-6779.html
Does anyone know what became of the Drones that passed through the hands of Don Burgoyne? ……………………All seven identified appear to have been with Mr Burgoyne at ‘Heronfield’. Some sources suggest that location to have been known alternatively as High Tree Farm or Knowle, a former satellite airfield to Elmdon. Is this the same site as was – at least before I left the Solihull area five years ago – the base of the plant hire and building business at Heronfield Farm on the Solihull to Warwick road?
Sounds like you need to get a copy of Aviation in Warwickshire Between The Wars by my good chum Alf Jenks. It’s a privately published book but is superbly researched and gives a really detailed insight in Don Burgoyne’s involvement in aviation and includes detailed history of Heronfield and many other sites. Thoroughly recommended see:
http://www.warwickshireaviation.co.uk/
Tim
nice to see the videos on the net already! :,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
No so nice to see it being propagated here by provision of a link!
‘C*ck-up at tsapylF’
Classic 🙂
Just pleased others agree that it’s flipped – I suppose my original thread’s title was a bit vague:p
I see from the latest edition of “Popular Flying” that the PFA are considering changing their name to the “Light Aircraft Association”.
……………………………..What do you think??
All together now LAA, LAA, LAA 🙂