The Auster Mk.1 i.e a Taylorcraft Plus D in civil guise is powered by a Blackburn Cirrus Minor -do you mean that particular type?

Thanks David for the reply – much appreciated. I think the plan is to go back further to the Taylorcraft Model A which I’ve been told was built under licence. The Plus C had a 55hp Lycoming.

I’m ok with anything after a Mk.3, its these earlier models I dont know anything about.

Best wishes,

Martin

Just added three more Bellamy films to my Youtube Channel. One featuring Joe Currie and John Isaacs, along with footage of the Hot Wot and the Bellamy-Hilborne BH-1 G-ARIO. Never ever seen before. Truly remarkable film.

One a much smaller film shows Wot APNT and Chilton AFGI and the last another Wot, and the prototype Isaacs Fury ASCM, the Turboprop Auster and then more of the 504 replica and finally the Rover Chipmunk ATTS. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6OWT8pJhrM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngoz8RipA5Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSsFu5fjuPc

Have still got a lot of reels to go through. Just going to take a lot of time and then get Rod to verify everything. Have had to take out all the personal family parts of course and then have missed the odd jem along the way, Just takes time, but will slowly get there. As long as its proving interesting will see if can do some more to add to this one, and the other two – the Gladiator and the BoB one.

All sorted now, thanks to well a very kind gentleman for supplying what is necessary!

Thanks to all for their comments.

Best wishes,

Martin

Webpilot,

What more can I say….Thank you so much for this. Will send onto the school, but they will be pleased to know. Wonder which ones they were as they couldn’t have been many Hurricanes down here in that part of the country and if was an RAF Auster would have been before the AAC came into existance? But wonderful news, thank you.

Best wishes,

Martin