In company with VH-AUZ and VH-ZIS.

Taking off for a short joy flight around Old Noarlunga

Preparing for a joy flight

Taking off for a joy flight

This is a beautifully restored Tiger Moth based at a small Hunt Field airfield in Noarlunga, South Australia

This immaculate Tiger was originally built by DHA at Mascot with cn 189 and went to the RAAF as A17-188. Somewhere along the line it gained re-build cn T245. Post-war it came on to the civil Register as VH-AXH before being re-registered at DCA insistence as VH-BXH. It later became VH-RVH(2) with the Royal Vic Aero Club, sporting a canopy. Later still it became VH-SEC and is today based at Noarlunga, SA.

This immaculate Tiger was originally built by DHA at Mascot with cn 189 and went to the RAAF as A17-188. Somewhere along the line it gained re-build cn T245. Post-war it came on to the civil Register as VH-AXH before being re-registered at DCA insistence as VH-BXH. It later became VH-RVH(2) with the Royal Vic Aero Club, sporting a canopy. Later still it became VH-SEC and is today based at Noarlunga, SA.

This is the traditional 'Armstrong Starter' method of getting a Tiger going, in this case for the long trip back to South Australia.