Yep it is, lovely looking aircraft (well, that’s what i think anyway!)

I fully appreciate your remarks as to them being slightly the underdog and that the other companies’ types have taken most of the limelight, but as Auster played a large part in the postwar GA market hopefully as the type is now gaining interest it hopefully wont be forgotten.

Martin

Also very important in WW2, a fascinating company and also a lot of local interest for me, Leicestershire County Council have a few interesting types in storage which they would display if they could, may arrange to see them in storage though

Prefer the rotary Whirlwinds to the WW2 example myself – I know what you mean though, i’ve yet to see a long-nose Whirlwind (HAR.9, HAR.10 etc) in good condition, apart from the RAF museum’s one and the airworthy one in Ireland, despite so many of them remaining.

Happy birthday mate, have a good one!

cool is he what bit was he or she in?you can watch last night ep on sunday on BBC 3 at 10 pm last night was brilliant.

James
Fokker Fan

She’s in a bit with Vicky Pollard (quite funny really, she’s playing a lower class girl but she’s really snooty… veeeery long story), wasn’t in this weeks though, mum taped it for me though and watched it last night!

Wow nice, by hamilton propeller, does this mean the DH short pointy spinner? Wonder where they got that from! Great to see another Hurricane being put into the air

I think it’s good, but sadly now i’m working thursday nights so don’t get to see it – my little cousin is in this series as well