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City / Area:Flixton / Norfolk and Suffolk Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Region / Country:England, United Kingdom
Collection:Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum
Photo Date:30 March 2011
Photo by:Mick BajcarContact
Photo ID:571987Submit Correction
View count: 56
Cancelled by the CAA in September 1994
Registration / Serial:G-MBUD
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout Mk 2
C/n (msn):0432/R/3
City / Area:Flixton / Norfolk and Suffolk Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Region / Country:England, United Kingdom
Photo Date:30 March 2011
Photo by:Mick BajcarContact
City / Area:Flixton / Norfolk and Suffolk Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Region / Country:England, United Kingdom
Collection:Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum
Photo Date:30 March 2011
Photo by:Mick BajcarContact
Photo ID:571987Submit Correction
View count: 56
Cancelled by the CAA in September 1994
Registration / Serial:G-MBUD
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout Mk 2
C/n (msn):0432/R/3
City / Area:Flixton / Norfolk and Suffolk Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Region / Country:England, United Kingdom
Photo Date:30 March 2011
Photo by:Mick BajcarContact
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Collection:Moorabbin Air Museum
Photo Date:3 January 2009
Photo by:Andrei BezmylovContact
Photo ID:109468Submit Correction
View count: 137
At the Aviation Museum at YMMB. Designed by Ronald Gilbert Wheeler in 1974-75, probably the most basic 3-axis flying machine in the world, the "forefather" of all Australian ultralights, it was the first commercially available aircraft in its class. Equipped with an 8 hp lawnmower engine, it utilised rudder and elevator for yaw and pitch, and wing warping for roll. The Australian Government regulations of 1976 restricted flight operations of such aircraft to no higher than 300 feet AGL
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout
C/n (msn):
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:3 January 2009
Photo by:Andrei BezmylovContact
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Collection:Moorabbin Air Museum
Photo Date:3 January 2009
Photo by:Andrei BezmylovContact
Photo ID:109468Submit Correction
View count: 137
At the Aviation Museum at YMMB. Designed by Ronald Gilbert Wheeler in 1974-75, probably the most basic 3-axis flying machine in the world, the "forefather" of all Australian ultralights, it was the first commercially available aircraft in its class. Equipped with an 8 hp lawnmower engine, it utilised rudder and elevator for yaw and pitch, and wing warping for roll. The Australian Government regulations of 1976 restricted flight operations of such aircraft to no higher than 300 feet AGL
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout
C/n (msn):
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:3 January 2009
Photo by:Andrei BezmylovContact
City / Airport:Heck Field (YHEC)Map
Region / Country:Queensland, Australia
Photo Date:19 February 2017
Photo by:Ian McDonellContact
Photo ID:79421Submit Correction
View count: 224
Registration / Serial:10-0084
Alternate Registration:084
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout
C/n (msn):625RX
City / Airport:Heck Field (YHEC)Map
Region / Country:Queensland, Australia
Photo Date:19 February 2017
Photo by:Ian McDonellContact
City / Airport:Heck Field (YHEC)Map
Region / Country:Queensland, Australia
Photo Date:19 February 2017
Photo by:Ian McDonellContact
Photo ID:79421Submit Correction
View count: 224
Registration / Serial:10-0084
Alternate Registration:084
Aircraft Version:Skycraft Scout
C/n (msn):625RX
City / Airport:Heck Field (YHEC)Map
Region / Country:Queensland, Australia
Photo Date:19 February 2017
Photo by:Ian McDonellContact