I had lost track/wasn't aware that the Spitfire (NH799) was sold, so today it was great to learn that it will be staying put in New Zealand, being owned now by the Chariots of Fire Fighter Collection (same group which owns the NZ-based Flugwerk FW-190, for those who had not heard of it). Can't wait for the day when the first photos are posted of the Mosquito all buttoned-up and completely painted...and then of course the eventual first flight photos!
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Can't wait to see that Mossie fly :-)
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