Y2-K Spitfire 2005 pictures from aviation photos on webshots

Drilling Dorsal skin
- last edit: 16-Jan-2005
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Drilling the skins from the inside
- last edit: 16-Jan-2005
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Last dorsal skin in place
- last edit: 16-Jan-2005
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Working on the Port Datum longeron motor mount
- last edit: 16-Jan-2005
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Tom coming out for a break from bucking rivets
- last edit: 29-Jan-2005
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Tom on the inside bucking rivets
- last edit: 29-Jan-2005
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Start of canopy rails and coaming
- last edit: 05-Feb-2005
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Instrument panel installed
- last edit: 13-Feb-2005
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Cockpit door fitted prior to permanent installation
- last edit: 10-Apr-2005
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Start of Empennage
- last edit: 03-May-2005
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Riveting pieces to Fr 20 Aft
- last edit: 15-May-2005
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Start of securing the Hinge brackets
- last edit: 15-May-2005
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Status of Empennage on May 15
- last edit: 15-May-2005
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Y2-K Spitfire finally gets her callsign
- last edit: 16-Jul-2005
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on display airshow 2005
- last edit: 25-Aug-2005
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Molding a form for the Vertical Fin Nose Skin
- last edit: 23-Oct-2005
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Installing Anchor nuts
- last edit: 23-Oct-2005
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Some of the nosing skin being test fitted
- last edit: 31-Oct-2005
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New skin on Stbd side of Empennage
- last edit: 06-Nov-2005
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View of the stbd skins on tail
- last edit: 26-Nov-2005
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Congrats on your restoration Great to see many countire now see the wisdom of restoring their air history of WW-2 I'm a bit of a WW-2 aircraft nut and enjoy seeing how people like you put back aircraft into airworth condition. Many kites have been restored in NZ where I'm from and bi-annually, the famous South Island WANAKA Air Show arrives for 4 days www.warbirdsoverwanaka.co .nz nannacj

said nannacj 11 months 13 days ago
as can be seen by my user name, l was once in the RCN Fleet Air Arm and worked on the naval version of the "spit". Am now a retired

said seafire15 2005.05.22 at 18:54:16 PDT