Interesting Aircraft
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Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer
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From the Royal Malaysian Air Force here in a park in Melaka / Malaysia
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CAC-built North American Mustang here flying from the Caboolture airfield. The big radio equipment behind the seat was removed for a passenger seat. |
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DeHavilland Australia. DHA-3 Drover A number of DHA Drover got built in Australia, equiped with Gipsy Major engines. later the engines got replaced whit Lycoming 0-360 horizontal opposed pisten engines. The plane was used by Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia. |
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This Aircraft was standing in Caboolture, just north of Brisbane / Queensland / Australia. |
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DeHavilland DH90 Dragonfly Here in Caboolture, Australia. The DH90 has still the original Gipsy Major engines. Photo: Peter Aschi, Aschi's Workshop
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The DeHavilland DH90 landing in Caboolture. Sadly the plan got lost in an crash. |
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Beechcraft 18 Here in Caboolture, Australia. This 1954 built plane get made ready for a trainings fligt. |
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Peter Aschi and Enid from Aschi's Workshop ready to bord for a flight over Bribie Island and Moreton Island. Photos: Peter Aschi. 2006 |
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CAC Winjeel Australian 2-seat trainer. First fligt 1955. Winjeel is the aboriginal word for Young Egle. Picture taken in 2006 in Caboolture / Australia by Peter Aschi / Aschi's Workshop |
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Nanchang Basic trainer built in China. A robust and low price aircraft used all over the world. Here in Caboolture / Australia. More about this aircraft, click here. Photos: Peter Aschi |
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