Good choice, the Magister is very nice – you may want to contact Hairyplane on this forum, he owns one! Off the top of my head, there are three airworthy Maggies;
V1075 – Hairyplanes, at the Shuttleworth Collection (yellow with wheel fairings)
P6382 – Shuttleworth Collections own (earth/green over yellow without wheel fairings)
T9378 – Real Aircraft Company’s, at Breighton (Same as hairyplanes)
As for static, there are;
L6906 at the Museum of Berkshire Aviation, this is is in yellow with wheel fairings, but i believe the wings are removed
T9707 (not real identity) at the Museum of Army Flying, same colours as the Shuttleworth one, and without wheel fairings
As for Oxfords, only three are around in the UK;
MP425 – RAF Museum, Hendon
V3388 – IWM Duxford
There are also the remains of one at Solent Sky, Southampton
Thats just the ones in the UK by the way, may be more elsewhere
Edit – if your interested in Magisters, you’ll probably like the civilian version, the Miles Hawk. Heres a UK Survivor listing for them;
G-ADWT – Hawk Major, airworthy, Newbury Aeroplane Company, Berkshire
G-AFBS – Hawk trainer, IWM Duxford (painted in RAF colours)
Cheers, Rob
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