Heres a few pilots that I can remember and the aircraft they flew

Spitfire XIV MV268- Carl Schofield
Spitfire XVIII SM845- Ian Smith
Spitfire XIX PS853- Mark Lewis
Spitfire XIX PS890- Christophe Jacquard
Spitfire V EP120- Alan Wade
Spitfire V BM597- Charlie Brown
Spitfire VIII MT928 – Maxi Gainza
Spitfire T9 ML407- Dave Puleston
Seafire III PP972 -Richard Grace
Spitfire IX SL633- John Sessions
Spitfire I N3200- Dave Ratcliffe
Spitfire I AR213- Steve Hinton
Spitfire I X4650- Paul Bonhomme

TF-51 “miss Velma” – Nick Grey
TF-51 (Max alpha)- Marc Matthis
P51 (moonbeam Mcswine) – Frederic Akary
P51 (the Shark)- Lars Ness

P36c- Steve Hinton
Hawk 75- Patrice Marshasson
P40C- Dave Southwood
P40F- Stu Goldspink

Buchon “yellow 10”- Lee Proudfoot
Buchon “Black 1”- Cliff Spink
ME109- Klaus Plasa

Gladiator 1 L8032- Rob Millinship
Gladiator II N5903- Brian Smith/Nick Grey

Wildcat- Dave Southwood
Bearcat- Pete Kynsey

FG-1D Corsair- Keith Skilling
F4U-7 Corsair- Brian Smith

Nimrod I- Stu Goldspink/Pete Kynsey
Nimrod II- Peter Holloway
Fury I- Charlie Brown

Fury Fb11- Bernard Charbonnel
Fury ISS- Eric Goujon

Hurricane XII- Dave Harvey
Jungmann- Anna Walker
TBM Avenger- Laurent Calame
P38 Lightning- Raimund Reidman
Blenheim- John Romain
Morane- Daniel Koblet

Hope this helps 🙂

Spitfire TA805 will be arriving at Duxford this afternoon

Sorry for the slight thread drift here but who owns WG599 now? I understand it’s the ex-OFMC machine?

Give it to The Vintage Aviator Ltd and they’ll build you the aeroplane!

Saw a video of it landing on Facebook. Engine Sounded quite rough and made a popping sound like merlin’s do when they throttle back

Steve Hinton tells us a little bit about it in the second video: http://ktla.com/2015/05/01/planes-of-fame-air-show/

I have to agree, it is a very interesting and informative article. I really want that double page gladiator picture to be blown up onto a massive poster!

Notice that Bud Anderson’s signature is no longer on the P51.