On static display at the Avalon Airshow 2011 - replica of the first ever Australian designed and built aeroplane to successfully achieve controlled, powered flight. This is the second Duigan replica to be registered VH-DGN. The first (registered in 1992, cancelled 2006) hangs in the Melbourne Museum to which was donated after the project's instigator died. The one in the photo was registered in 2010.

VH-DGN was was withdrawn from use in 1986. When it returned to the register in 1993 it was as VH-LMU.

Ron Lewis built this airworthy, full scale replica of John Duigan's 1910 biplane between 1984 and 1995. Duigan's biplane was the first Australian-built aeroplane to fly, at Mia Mia, Vic, and his original aircraft is held in the collection of Museum Victoria. Lewis died in 1995 before flight testing of the replica, VH-DGN(2), began at Mangalore. It was subsequently donated to Museum Victoria in 1999 by his family and is now suspended in the entrance foyer of Melbourne Museum at Carlton Gardens.