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Rod Lewis has another Avspecs restored Mosquito coming to Texas soon. Steve Hinton did the test flights in New Zealand recently.

Hey planes of Fame, quick question, I know this was in 2022 and came back today and yesterday (2024), is it every two years, or every year?

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Funfact: the Mossie could deliver the same bombload to Berlin as a B-17 but it would be half way back in the Uk before the B-17 got to Berlin. An incredibly versatile aircraft. One version had a huge cannon fitted to sink U Boats. The USAAF had many Mosquitoes for various tasks.

Please BAN Wilhelm Karsten/Sander van der Kammen from posting his hate and misinformation on this wonderful first gen jet aircraft

in last 40 years I and my family we've visiter your air museum 25 times. Thank you. Giovanni Carlini Italian army.

ZMP

Bingbangbalaudalingdangdingwokwokawokawokazing

Somebody picked some kick-ass music to go with that footage. Excellent!

Growing up our house was inside the landing pattern of the airport. Connie’s all the Douglas makes and convair prop jobs would fly over the house.

‘La Patrona” is gorgeous!

beautiful flight formations!

So excited for the event!!! It’s going to be AWESOME!!

Can’t wait!

No TBO

Do you guys have a schedule of what will be flying and driving yet?

Looks like fun!

Great video Steve! Thanks but I know Sabre that was heaps better?? It was the CA27 Sabre Australian version with a Rolls Royce engine did mach 1 Aden cannons ! Flew these out of Williamtown nsw before converting to the French Lady ❤❤❤ Mirage 3 back in 1986 !! Great times ! Great memories! Take care everyone!!!!

The good thing about British planes is they were used at the beginning of the war not a few years later like the American ones

Looking out either side and seeeing those two huge merlins. Wow.

Wow, wow, wow!

My uncle, George Roy Hill, was a Marine night fighter pilot training pilots at Cherry Point, North Carolina. He flew the night fight versions of the F4U Corsair, the F6F Hellcat, F9F Panther, and the Navy version of the Shooting Star as well as the F7F Tiger Cat. Knowing my uncle, I think that you have to be a little bit crazy in order to do that job.

I had the great fortune to be able to talk with this fine fellow a year ago, before and after his brother took me for a ride in Spam Can, a P51D, where I sat where the behind-the-pilot gas tank used to be. What a gift! Steve told me that the F86 is his favorite. The first time I ever heard the name of this great guy was back in 1975, in Air Classics magazine - back in the RB51 days. I'll never forget this day!

I for one will be glad when "Apple" creates an app to allow people to film in portrait yet have it display and play back in landscape. NO human eye views in portrait mode, come on people turn the phone sideways.

Thats an incredible looking Saber. Such a fantastic design. Love its earlier family of the Fury also. Wonderful Aircraft of those times. Thanks for that walk around introduction. Wonderful metal bird.👍🦘🐨🇭🇲✌️

To Steve Hinton. I believe you guys will do a fantastic job restoring this Grumman Cat. Someone mentioned the skyraider next to that. I agree it's a beaut. Hope to see this Bearcat complete. Great job to all restoring. I wish I was there.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️

Beutifull. Thank you.

Super Lucky Pilot. Thank you so much for this man.

The guns are impressive but I still prefer the bomber / recon version, with the plexiglass nose and split wind screen.

The next one to fly will be tomorrow (March 29, practice day) at Warbirds over Wanaka (March 30,31) in New Zealand. Discovered in Blenheim, NZ, an ex RNZAF aircraft, it too was restored in NZ and will head to the UK after its first air show in Wanaka

Hello guys. I watched the engine runs before you completed this beauty of a Bearcat. Looks great with the prepainted look. I wish i could see one face to prop face so to speak. Its superb looking welll built rugged machine. Im a fan of this as i have many model kits to build. I love all the Grumman Cat Aircraft. Well wishes keeping this tough metal cat alive.love that engine sound.👍✌️🇭🇲🦘🐨❤️

Beautiful show

Let's build an epic fighter with a B29 engine.

Really???? Turn the camera sideways.

So enjoy hearing the commentary along with the in-cockpit footage. So often, having the camera in the cockpit with the pilot, you don't really know what's going on, other than the scenery moving around.

One of them ended up at Torbay airport in St Johns Newfoundland in the 80s. It spent the night in a hanger there, waiting to complete its flight to England where it was appearing in a movie. I got to spend a bunch of time inside. The seating positions for pilots was unusual...offset and high and low. It belonged to the Confederate Air Force then.

FANTASTIC ! I can never get too much info about this incomparable masterpiece.

Better fighter than most actual fighters and a better bomber than the B17🤷‍♂️

I still want to go sit in the cockpit

I had no idea there were three A6Ms restored. I only thought there was one. Holy smokes, this is impressive and beautiful. So, so much better than seeing At-6s masquerading as Zeros.

Oh look ... More of British history ending up in America.

Haha "permanent attraction"

My mothers brother Flt Sgt Ray Smith DFM (RAF) and Wing Cdr Kos Newman DFC & Bar (RNZAF) flew long range photo recon with 684 Squadron across SE Asia, mostly from a forward operating base in the Cocos Islands. Some technically advanced missions, ending up with the Mk PR34

For Gods sake some stupid people are commenting here. I was the Captain on this aircraft in this video and they are NOT 3350’s They are 2600 short stacks You dont know caca from shinola. Stop pretending to know what you are talking about

She looks and sounds great! 🛩

Lt Col William Holloman, thank You for being who you are a true Aviator Tuskegee all of you plote are so very very special . It is about time that our Country are now giving you and other credit 😂 . Lt Col W. Holloman was watching from my Phone just this month a older Tuskegee Aviator wass at I believe a private Hanger and showing a P51 earlier Model. The owner was white said to the Tuskegee Airman. That was to old to site in the back pilot seat. That was very , very much wrong to say that to the Airman. After that was said, the Camerman took the camera off of him. That was a Negative attitude, just disrespectful. This is 2024 yr. man ; white floks just do not get it.. Again we are very honored by your Service!! Min. Timothy Wellington😊😊😊 Feb. 20, 2024 Tues.

Thundering Death?

New definition for an old one. Gives "hanging on the prop" a fresh prospective! Used to mean just pointed skyward with attitude. Never thought of it as dangling [hanging] on a prop spanner... Nice work, all. Beauty of a flying machine!

Beautiful bird

No music while the engine is running, please.