Some additional angles from me at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/errolgc/albums/72157702475228531

Leader of the team by Errol Cavit, on Flickr

Nice new set with a taxy, and rockets fitted
https://mrcaviation.blogspot.com/201…pdated-16.html

Edit: and link to a TV clip, not sure if it is available outside NZ
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/seven-sharp/clips/rare-wwii-wooden-wonder-bombers-resurrected-at-auckland-airfield

Hats off to them, they’ve not only turned out three Mossies but managed to represent most of the schemes the fighter-bomber types wore – just need the SEAC and post-war versions now!

Well the second was in a postwar scheme briefly, just not an RAF one…
I’m glad it isn’t in one of the CC schemes with all the letters ahead of the roundels, they look odd!

Update from NZ Warbirds re Nov 18th Open Day

PZ474 a British built de Havilland DH98 Mosquito is set shortly to fly over Auckland skies once again and will be on static display at the Open Day, fully completed but not yet cleared to fly. We may be able to have her started and taxy. Her new paint scheme is on and she looks amazing.
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Extraordinarily with her own original Merlin engines being refitted, having been overhauled in the States, PZ474 is in the final stages of her fabulous restoration here at Ardmore and test flying is imminent. Her magnificent camouflage paint work is being completed, the D-Day invasion stripes added, rockets and mounts fitted to the under-wing and all the final attention to details concluded.