SWK is a kitplane although it is suppose to be put into production in Canada - there were two Seawinds in Tauranga but one crashed fatally on Lake Taupo.
The 47G - they did talk about the history on the commentary at the show but I have forgotten what they said - its been in the country for while in any case - not sure whther it has military history
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by FlyingKiwi » Tue Feb 19, 2008 2:07 pm
Good to see the former RA-3358K now wearing an NZ registration, saw it at Ardmore a while ago before it was re-registered. (ZK-SUK) Great photos, wish I could've gone myself.
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by ardypilot » Sat Feb 23, 2008 4:39 pm
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Great photos, wish I could've gone myself.[/quote]
To receive a compliment from you, a much more accomplished photographer, is awesome to receive- thanks.
I've also just uploaded a video of Doug Brooker's MX-2 takeoff roll- very impressive
To receive a compliment from you, a much more accomplished photographer, is awesome to receive- thanks.
I've also just uploaded a video of Doug Brooker's MX-2 takeoff roll- very impressive
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