Thread: Warbirds down under

So where are the pics and video I wanted to go but had to work
With the vamp they have to go fast or they fall out of the sky not a lot of power there

here's a few to keep you going till I get a chance to load more onto pb

Good article in the Australian today explaining how the Museum came to be at Temora;

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gee, I thought someone else would have posted some pics of either the warbirds or the warcars by this

anyhow, here are some more aircraft piccies

A few of mine.

SENSATIONAL photos, THANK YOU.
Wouldn't mind a few more,....I didn't know that there was a flying condition Catalina in Aus?
I haven't been to Temora,..tried to get there a couple on a couple of occasions a few years ago, but I was not going to get my best car infested with Locusts, so I didn't go!
Cheers, Pickles.

Originally Posted by Pickles2

SENSATIONAL photos, THANK YOU.
Wouldn't mind a few more,....I didn't know that there was a flying condition Catalina in Aus?
I haven't been to Temora,..tried to get there a couple on a couple of occasions a few years ago, but I was not going to get my best car infested with Locusts, so I didn't go!
Cheers, Pickles.

It belongs to HARS out of Albion Park near Wollongong NSW ( Historical Aircraft Restoration Society Inc ) flew in from Portugal about 8 years ago in a very sad condition and has been restored to Australian "black cat" markings although the aircraft is actually an amphibian which were not the variants used for the "black cats" WWII Australian long range patrol aircraft.

It attends lots of airshows around the country.

Thanks, I've been to Lake Boga & seen what they have there, but good to see one actually in the air.
I believe that the one at Lake Boga has been "cobbled up" from various bits & pieces, but it does look the part, & the Museum, bunker etc are very good.
Cheers, Pickles.