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July 3, 2011 at 6:03 pm in reply to: Fighter Collection P40F #1044695

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I have been told that the container containing the F arrives tomorrow (Monday).:)

October 25, 2005 at 6:16 pm in reply to: Hawker biplane survivors #1339061

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From my reference…..

From my reference I have the following.

Audax
G-BVVI/K5600 Aero Vintage, Westerfield, UK

Cygnet
G-EBMB RAF Museum, RAF Cosford, UK

Danekok
158 Danmarks Flyvemuseum, Billund, Denark

Demon
G-BTVE/K8203 Howell Davis, Thorncot Green, UK
A1-: J MacDonald, Caboolture, Australia
A1-8 RAAF Museum, Point Cook, Australia

Fury
G-CBZP/K5674 Aero Vintage, Westerfield, UK

Hart
J9941 RAF Museum, Hendon, UK
K4972 trainer RAF Museum, RAF Cosford, UK
K6636 Aero Vintage, Westfield, UK
714 Royal Swedish AF Museum, Linkőping, Sweden

Hartbees
851 National Museum of Military History of South Africa

Hectoe
South East Aviation Enthusiasts Group, New Ross, Ireland

Hind
RAF Museum, RAF Cosford, UK
G-AENP/ Shuttleworth Collection, Old Walden, UK
G-CBLK/L7181 Aero Vintage, Duxford, UK
L7180 National Aviation Museum, Ottawa, Canada
NZ1518 Classic Aircraft Collection, Subritzky, New Zealand
NZ1535 Classic Aircraft Collection, Subritzky, New Zealand
NZ1554 Classic Aircraft Collection, Subritzky, New Zealand
4 to 6 in Afghanistan scrap yard

Nimrod
G-BURZ/K3661 Aero Vintage, Westerfield, UK
G-BWWK/S1581 The Fighter Collection, Duxford, UK

Tomtit
G-AFTA/K1786 Shuttleworth Collection, Old Walden, UK

Hawker biplane fuselage (project offered on SkySport Engineering web sight 26-April-2004)

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Cygnet, airworthy, G-ERDB. D Cashmore, Old Waldon
Fury, airworthy, OO-HFU. Robert Landuyt Collection, Wevelgem
Fury, static replica, Brooklands Museum
Fury, static replica, Wartime Aircraft Recovery Group Aviation Museum, Sleap
Fury, replica fuselage, Canada (built by Aero Vintage & exchanged for Hind L7181 in 1985)

Setter, I am intrigued you list 2 Osprey. Can you enlighten us some more on these airframes?

May 17, 2005 at 11:01 am in reply to: Soviet aircraft carriers #2049169

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Sorry Terran. Let me explain in more detail. In the artic in the last paragraph is says as flows “The INS currently has one carrier, the INS Viraat, which was given a refit last year but will be withdrawn in 2008, whilst the INS Vikramadiya (formerly the Soviet Navy’s Admiral Gorshkov) is being prepared to enter service the same year.”

What I can’t find in all the information so far is what king of carrier was the Admiral Gorshkov.

I hop that I have now explained it better.

May 12, 2005 at 10:43 am in reply to: Soviet aircraft carriers #2049895

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Thanks for the all the information, one and all. But what I still don’t understand is, that is the ex Soviet Navy’s Admiral Gorahkov that is to enter service with the Indian Navy in 2008. See AFM May 2005 page 23 “India Turns Down Hawkeye”.

March 8, 2005 at 10:29 am in reply to: Jim Pearce – Russian Warbirds #1415650

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My records show 49 aircraft (& 1 Mircolight); of the following types.

1 Bell P-39
4 Curtiss P-40s (3xE 1xK & 1xN)
2 Focke-Wulf Fw189
2 Focke-Wulf Fw190 (1xA & 1xF)
7 Hawker Hurricanes
4 Hawker Typhoons
7 Ilyushin Il-2s
2 Junkers Ju87
1 Junkers Ju88
3 LAC EP9 Prospoctors
7 Messerschmitt Bf109s (3xE, 2xF & 1G)
3 Messerschmitt Bf110
1 Polikarpo Po-2
1 Pilatus P-2
2 Sako P-2 Krogujs
1 V.S. Spitfire

Most of the above aircraft where recovered as wrecks. But if I have got it wrong I am open to correction.

March 8, 2005 at 10:22 am in reply to: Prague Airport Dakota #1415660

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Evzen Vsetecka THANKS for all that information.
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