Negotiating a crowded taxiway at the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's National Fly-in. Before anyone comments, it's going on static display, not flying: hence the pitot cover's still on!

Built in the United Kingdom in 1944 and entered the Australian register on the 18th of December 1985 it is now located at the Temora Aviation Museum in New south Wales. Scanned from a slide.

Built in the United Kingdom in 1944 and entered the Australian register on the 18th of December 1985 it is now located at the Temora Aviation Museum in New south Wales. Scanned from a slide.

Wings Over the Illawarra airshow 2016.

Spitfire VH-HET and VH-BOB caught at Edinburgh in 1995. Built in the United Kingdom in 1944 and entered the Australian register on the 18th of December 1985 it is now located at the Temora Aviation Museum in New south Wales. Scanned from a slide.

VH-HET was registered in December 1985 after being restored by Col Pay, of Scone. It is now a flying exhibit at the Temora Aviation Museum. The Spitfire arrived in Australia too late for war service. It was passed to a technical school as an instructional airframe and then acquired by Sid Marshall. With warbirds effectively barred by authorities, Marshall retained it as an exhibit at his museum at Bankstown. Pay bought it in 1982 after restrictions on warbirds were lifted.