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Movie (2015)
Starring:
Sam Worthington (Jack Webber)
Ed Oxenbould (Dylan Webber)
Ena Imai (Kimi Muroyama)
Nicholas Bakopoulos-Cooke (Jason Jones)
Dylan is a young boy who lives in Western Australia and dreams of competing in the World Paper Plane Championships in Japan.
Copavia CP-301A Emeraude
Tin toy plane.
It wears the registration F-BIJZ of the Copavia (license Claude Piel) CP-301A Emeraude (c/n 225) but its left wing has just the code type CP30.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk F.Vc
Picture photoshoped (face changed). The original one was taken in November 1943, showing Flight Sergeant C. Duncan of No. 452 Squadron, RAAF.
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5
R/C model plane.
Seen again near the wooden box during the rocket's lift on.
Lockheed SP-2H Neptune
Reg. VH-NEP Lockheed SP-2H Neptune c/n 726-7192 built in 1956. Before export to Australia was registered N54317 in the U.S.A. and s/n 145921 in the armed forces.
tailless - which museum ?
Avro Lancaster
(left) DC-3 or C-47 ?
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