I have a vague recollection of something standing there next the hangar, perhaps a fuselage only, with German markings.

Thanks Arthur, in the dim, dark and dank recesses of my mind, I thought it was a 146 😮 Didn’t know it was the prototype 🙂

The Australian Supermarine company Mk26A and Mk26B use a Jabiru 8 cylinder, which is no longer produced and a GM V6 unit. The latter is aiui now the preferred unit.

http://www.supermarineaircraft.com/

If you are going for a flier, why not consider this kit option? The build time will be quicker.

Three years ago Michael Peare ferried a Tugmaster to a Canadian museum from the US. Peter, do you know which museum and the airframe?

Two photos for you here:

http://www.mpaviation.com/auster.htm

Also IIRC Chris Harrison at Shotteswell has a -6 ex-G-ASNB. He’s now in Aus selling Airvans exporting the Auster with him.

From the CAA register:

From PPRuNe, more of his photos in Aus here

F-AZIM is a Yak-11. What’s it doing out in the “shed” ?

Well done Keith!

Have a crack with the attachments again, but be aware Key have a cap on the amount you can post overall. See the Announcement at the top of the forum.

You could upload to any online photo album, Photobucket and Picasa are but two examples. From there you can post the links here using url or img tags.

There is some sample help here in the Tutorial section for using Photobucket:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=72312

Here’s the answer from Mr C:

The AVP (Aviation Viewing park) is just off the M56:

http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/mus/uk/l-m/man_airport.htm

For the tours themselves, see:

http://www.manchesterairport.co.uk/manweb.nsf/All+Content/ConcordeTours