Mr.B175
If memory serves correctly (and I may be missing one or two), there is an almost complete Freighter at Ardmore (missing tail-feathers),
One in store at Wigram,
The one at Blenheim,
and a nose (indoors with a Moggy Minor) and cockpit section (above the entrance) at Ferrymead.

The only Viscount I recall is the one at Ferrymead.

On a separate note, I flew in the Catalina out of Wanaka (amongst a few other flights while in that wonderful country), and carried out two touch-‘n-go’s on a nearby lake. Sitting in one of the blisters as we flew back to Wanaka, with the sun dipping in the sky behind us, is still one of my greatest aviation memories !

When I was a kid I had a black labrador named Jet.

Does he count?

Fantastic photos again Glenn,
Thanks.

These any use, guys?

The Cosford MK1 in 1939 camo. and early style canopy.

Yey, the tanks are on.

I’ll be over again this weekend!

Cheers neal h,
Couldn’t get there myself due to an unfortunate case of work !

Merlin101,
I didn’t get any of either of them stuck in the mud, but I heard the GR1 being towed past hangar1 early afternoon, with the horn being blown on the tow-truck, so I assume that was just after they freed it !
(Thanks in advance re. the fuel tanks)

LesB
You read my mind – I sent it to a few people with “Every time you go out for a quiet ride in the country, you get some fool come at you in the middle of the road!”

I must make an effort to get there this year, as I haven’t been since just after they opened (The Halifax was a section and a set of wings propped up outside!).
Thanks for posting the pic’s.