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Most of the WWII and pre-war aircraft came from the private collection of...
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MK 16 Spitfire The abbreviation MK (pronounced Mark) just describes the...
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Spitfire MK16 plaque
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P51 Mustang This very fast American fighter was probably World War IIs most...
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Mustang MK4 plaque
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P-51 Mustang and XK140 Jag There were also some vintage autos at the show, as an added attraction. After...
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Harvard MK4 (In the US, it was known as the Texan). This was the standard...
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Harvard MK4 plaque
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deHavilland DH82 Tiger Moth Built by deHavilland, it was first flown in the early 1930s, and became the...
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Tiger Moth plaque
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deHavilland DHC-2 Beaver This amphibious float plane, built by deHavilland of Canada, has been the...
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deHavilland Buffalo This is a STOL (short takeoff and landing) aircraft, designed to operate from...
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Nanchang CJ-6 This Chinese trainer was based on the Russian Yak-18, which went into...
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Focke-Wulf FWP 149D Focke-Wulf was one of the most famous manufacturers for the Luftwaffe...
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deHavilland Fox Moth This unique cousin of the Tiger Moth is one of the jewels of the...
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the Fox Moth's history
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Stearman PT-13 This trainer, first designed and built before WWII, was widely used by the...
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Pietenpol GN-1 This was a pre-WWII kit plane designed in the USA, which over the...
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the Pietenpol's cockpit There was obviously much less instrumentation to watch and worry about...
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Pitts Special This aerobatic plane has won more competitions and awards for its...
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Seabee RC-3 Built by Republic Aircraft, it was designed in 1944 to be a small...
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unknown colourful craft
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Griffon CH-146 (1995) This 1995 Canadian Forces helicopter has many possible internal...
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Look who wants ...
to fly a Griffon (maybe in the Canadian Forces when he grows up?).
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rotary piston engine display This was part of the educational component of the Rallye. There were several...
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