Making a rare display flight at Flying Legends 2006. Registered to Aero Vintage Ltd.

On display at the super Planes of Fame museum.

This is my take on the classic 'Biz-jet plus Ferrari' shot! This immaculate old biplane is pictured on display in one of the hangars at Duxford along with some other period transport.

VH-UDC was built for a TV series titled A Thousand Skies about the life of aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and was registered in March 1985. It was withdrawn from use in 2003. Now displayed at the Royal Australian Air Force Association, Bull Creek, Western Australia

The real G-AUDJ (cn 6118) was registered in Australia in November 1921 (before the VH- prefix was adopted), and crashed on 11 Sep 1928 near Pine Creek, NT. replica VH-UDR was built for a TV series titled A Thousand Skies about the life of aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and was registered in March 1985. It was withdrawn from use in 1986 and converted to a Bristol F2B Fighter replica. With the serial C-4623 it is displayed at the Australian Army Flying Museum at Oakey, Queensland.

This unmarked F.2 is on display at the very friendly Planes of Fame Museum at Valle.

Seen in the Imperial War Museum Duxford Collection, this is a totally original WWI machine that has been preserved since as long ago as 1923

This is a partial replica based on an original fuselage frame with unknown identity that was found in the late 1960s in a barn in Weston-on-the-Green.

Wears a silver overall scheme when performing at the 1966 Yeovilton air show.

A smoking steam tractor adds to the steampunk feel of this 1918 aircraft.