[Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm/2,8G VR + TC 17 EII]

On a dull and wet day at a North Weald photo shoot.

Built to an RAAF order for a new basic trainer, this aircraft had its first flight as A85-427 at CAC's Fishermans Bend aerodrome on 19 June 1956. It was stored at the RAAF Stores Depot, Dubbo, between 1975 and 1996. It was sold into private hands and restored at Moorabbin and Tyabb in 1996/7, being registered VH-WJE on 31 Jan 1997. Its first post-restoration flight was at Tyabb on 22 November that year. Seen here going for an evening pootle at the Antiquers' National Fly-in.

Built to an RAAF order for a new basic trainer, this aircraft had its first flight as A85-427 at CAC's Fishermans Bend aerodrome on 19 June 1956. It was stored at the RAAF Stores Depot, Dubbo, between 1975 and 1996. It was sold into private hands and restored at Moorabbin and Tyabb in 1996/7, being registered VH-WJE on 31 Jan 1997. Its first post-restoration flight was at Tyabb on 22 November that year.

Ol 927' is pictured in the beautiful South Texas sky whilst taking part in the Wings over Houston air show 2011.

At the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's Annual Fly-in. Delivered to the RAAF in 1956.

Originally built as a PT-21 with wheel spats, 41-1967.

Based at RAF Laarbruch in Germany.

This aircraft crashed near Nantwich, Cheshire, quite close to where it is seen here, after it collided with a similar aircraft, XV754 on 19th January, 1976