The most famous, thanks Josie.

Greetings,

Update: Spitfires and Hurricanes in Museums,

New Museum locations added to the sub folder "Spitfires and Hurricanes in Museum", for list see first post.

Special thanks to carmedic for making this list, searching webpages, the locations, and pictures.

Thanks carmedic , you did a great job.

Inside the placemark, picture of the plane,, and web linkt to museum or owner of the plane.

Enjoy,

Could this be another one. A Hawker Hurricane.

Hi jtouran ,,

unfortunately not,, its a "North American TEXAN / HARVARD"
do I know this by myself, noooo, I Goole for it.





Before restoration.



This all can be find here, Bournemouth Aviation Museum

Looks very nice now,,

Thanks and greetings,

The very first aircraft I learned to recognize was the Spitfire. I was 4 year years old in a toy store and looking at the picture on the top of a model box. Someone told me it as an important plane. That was in 1958.

dgt,,

Those where the days,,
It was one of the first "Airfix" model kit I buy, in a small plastic bag.
and the ME 109,, the start of a Addiction, but a nice one.

Greetings,

The Kent Spitfire TA805

Based at Biggin Hill see web page web page

Here it is on Live local web page it may apear if the images update



Located Here 51�19'12.84"N 0� 2'16.49"E

~Josie~

An other Spitfire in the Zimbabwe Military Museum

Hi Cees,

Another Spitfire lla, P7540 , in the Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum, under restoration.



http://www.dumfriesaviationmuseum.com/