What an absolutely superb post. Must have taken ages. Thank you.

armoss

That Alan De Cadenet video is priceless.

excellent and well researched post for such a magical and mythical beasts that are a garanteed to be a crowd stopper at any event/airshow

Great collection sasroodkapje!

I�m secretly happy, mine being the only flying one and all .Has to be one of my favourite posts, lots of infomation and links thankyou very much sasroodkapje

Five Stars

Here�s a spit found by AleElatey ,its at the Aviation Heritage Museum - Bullcreek Western Australia.

Link: http://www.raafawa.org.au/wa/museum/



Post: http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/224093/an//page/vc/vc/1

Nice post

~Josie~

Thanks guys..

Josie,, thanks for pointing me to AleElatey`s post.
Added and updated the main file.

Thanks and greetings

carmedic send me a PM about the Spifire I missed at the Yorkshire Air Museum , indeed, but it is in the file now...


Credit picture : yorkshire air museum

I think here's another spit.

52� 6'44.02"N 5�17'47.47"O

Been there, saw it.

site of museum (in dutch)

Hallo hubruja , thanks, did not look there,, becouse I did not know there was a Spitfire.
Its in the file now,,,



Credit picture : webshots


Thanks and greetings,

A Spitfire at the Proud Birds Reasturant in LA 33 56'09.74"N 118 22'41.62"W
This is the only pic I can find of it