Great photos of the Stuka and Hurricane.
In addition ,I noticed on the Hurricane rudder also “P3142”

HURRICANE II ,”Z5252″ (“SovietAF 1”) Replica
Regards
Johan
I was there on the Thursday before the Classic Fighters 2009 airshow when the Stuka was being painted into Italian Air Force colours. Even when it had no paint it looked pretty realistic.
Thanks Dave for this intresting set.
I asume the Stuka is repainted in Luftwaffe colors after 2009.
Johan
BTW started uploading photos taken in Auckland ,The Lodestar ,Sunderland and Solent are already in my photostream
For such a small and geographically remote country, NZ often surprises in that way.
It certainly does.
Highly recommended aviation museum and take your time for the whole collection .
Regards
Johan
Nice selection. This collection was featured on TV in the UK a few weeks ago.
Would that Stuka be one of the replicas built for the Battle of Britain film?
mmitch.
I googled a bit around ,but found no links with BoB movie.
The Junkers replica appears to be locally made.
JU-87B STUKA ,”J6+CK” (Luftwaffe) Replica
I also came on this page
http://www.classicfighters.co.nz/classic-fighters-news.php
I contains lots of news and great links
Halveway the page is a set of photos of an exploding V-2 rocket.
I already noticed the lower part in the backyard of the museum ,but had no story .
The photoset explains it all.
Even better
It has a Youtube link regarding the start-up of the Bristol freighter engines
Great sound !:)
Kind regards
Johan
Fantastic stuff.
What’s the story with the SE5a diorama?
refer to Yahoo photo page
R.A.F SE-5A ,”D6864″ (RAF) replica
in more detail : Copied from wikipedia
ref : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_%22Grid%22_Caldwell
Although never shot down, he once survived a mid air collision with his 74 Sqn colleague Sydney Carlin, nursing his crippled aircraft to ground level before climbing out of the cockpit and jumping clear as it crashed. Caldwell fought inconclusive dogfights with German Aces Werner Voss and Herman Becker. A natural pilot with excellent eyesight and a talent for finding enemy aircraft, Caldwell’s weakness was that, as a poor shot, he frequently was unable to destroy the aircraft he engaged—a flaw that stopped him joining the ranks of top Allied aces in which he moved. He knew James McCudden
Kind regards
Johan
Photoset update
added on request a full side-view of the Morane-Saulnier BB and also added a few photos of the AW-650 Argosy ZK-SAE ,just down the road from Omaka.
Photoset : http://flic.kr/s/aHsjyQNuWf
Johan
Thanks for the reply ,
Great link ,Unfortunatly I didn’t do any preperations .
Although still surprised by some aviation places enroute.
I will upload these on my photostream soon.
Another from Omaka
Original 1913 -almost 100 years — Caproni Ca.22
A scan from long time ago .
Handley Page Hastings MOTAT Auckland .Not noticed this time at MOTAT
and Hudson NZ2013 is now displayed inside Air Force World.
Both print scans
Regards
Johan
http://www.aviation-photocrew.com/index.php?page=2011_vulcan&year=2011
Great Photowork
Thanks for the link
http://www.aviation-photocrew.com/index.php?page=2011_vulcan&year=2011
Great Photowork
Thanks for the link
Rumor goes it is/was ex German Air Force 54+14 P66/1005
http://www.flugzeugforum.de/forum/showthread.php?8830-Spontanies-auf-Tour-Technikmuseum-Sinsheim/page13There is nothing written about the whereabouts in F-40 (1993) http://www.scribd.com/doc/44104267/-Mk54-From-www-jgokey-com
Many thanks for the info and the links .54+14 seems to be a good candidate
Regards
Johan
Rumor goes it is/was ex German Air Force 54+14 P66/1005
http://www.flugzeugforum.de/forum/showthread.php?8830-Spontanies-auf-Tour-Technikmuseum-Sinsheim/page13There is nothing written about the whereabouts in F-40 (1993) http://www.scribd.com/doc/44104267/-Mk54-From-www-jgokey-com
Many thanks for the info and the links .54+14 seems to be a good candidate
Regards
Johan
Found another slide of a Blackbird at Mildenhall -1988.
This file is from an external disk and scanned years ago.
part of set : http://flic.kr/s/aHsjrrPJuH
Hopefully I’m able to scan my other slides soon.
Johan
Here’s two of the SR-71 on display on the 28th May 1989, anyone here know its serial?
From my photo DB (and subject to errors)
1988 Flying : 64-17971
1988 Static : 64-17980
I know there is a long discusion about Blackbirds and their serial numbers ,
But above serials were entered in the DB 20 years ago
Johan