Aircraft G-APXX, G-APXX (VH-FDT) De Havilland Australia DHA.3 Drover Mk.2 [5014] Lasham~G @ 1990's, at EGHL, photo by Ray Barber
Ray Barber
@ EGHL
Aircraft G-APXX, De Havilland Australia DHA.3 Drover Mk.2 [5014] Southend~G 03/07/1974.From a slide. Wears false marks of VH-FDT., at EGMC, photo by Ray Barber
Ray Barber
@ EGMC
Aircraft G-APXX, Arrived St Athan 06/08/13, at EGDX, photo by Keith Morgan
Keith Morgan
@ EGDX
Aircraft G-APXX, Rescued from the SWWAPS collection at Lasham. This is ex Qantas Drover was VH-EAS but wears the false reg number VH-FDT, now in the Parkhouse Aviation yard at Booker, at EGTB, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGTB
Aircraft G-APXX, Still marked as VH-FDT, at EGHL, photo by N-A-S
N-A-S
@ EGHL
Aircraft G-APXX, DHA-1 Drover when aquired by the British Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend. It had no engines, or even wheels at that time! C1969, photo by Lee Mullins
Lee Mullins
Aircraft G-APXX, Still showing as VH-FDT - in need of some TLC., at EGHL, photo by MikeP
MikeP
@ EGHL
Aircraft G-APXX, This Drover 2 - rare aircraft in the UK - arrived from Australia in 1961, but was not converted for use in the UK. Displayed at the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend Airport in 1974., at SEN, photo by Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
@ SEN
Aircraft G-APXX, VH-FDT is a red herring. Australia design based on the Dove., at EGHL, photo by moxy
moxy
@ EGHL
Aircraft G-APXX, Australian designed for the Flying Doctor Service. Not what I would call in pristine condition., at EGHL, photo by moxy
moxy
@ EGHL