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Back in the day we called this the "Taipan 15". While engine displacements were in cc, names were not - yet. They still employed the old ci nomenclature. A great 1/4 Midget and pylon engine - I had several on tuned pipes (for which they were designed, including the "pipish" standard muffler) and they absolutely screamed.

مرحب بك يا صديقي واشكرك على هذا الفيديو الرائع والعمل الجميل اتمنى لك التوفيق والنجاح أنا صديقه جديده في انتظارك احلى لايك

This Mossie is actually a brand new fuselage and tail feathers. It Belongs to Rod Lewis, Lewis Air Legends. That's Steve Hinton at the controls, he flew it 15 hrs in NZ, then it was shipped to Chino California. Kermit Weeks just put out a video of it and explains it all. This is technically a new build with original data plates and hardware

At this point in time I won't rush down to the super for 🍻 & 🍿🍿...

I have a uncle who supplies bags of these steel balls 😉

Great work! That was fast, thank you wery much. 😊 Engine seems to run flawlessly. The hot restarts seem very promising. Where did you get the bhp estimates on the apc pylon props? Just for comparison with the same props my DJS did 18800 with an APC 7x4, 21200 on 6.5x5 and 23000 on 7x3.

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Thanks for the video! Congratulations from Brasil!!

Very nice! Interesting subject and good explanations on the Goodyear racing 👌🏼 Looking forward to the part II. When is it out? 😬

Very nice. thank you.

Great video, I like all the variables you used with different oil/nitro. I like these type videos better than just flying around where you don't see or know anything!

Ohhh WOW 👊😎

Is this the one coming back to England?

Forget the P 38 Lightening and the lumbering B 25 and the P61 Black Widow , none of them were a patch on the Mossie

If Yuvenko quits building, there won't be much combat. That was over half the models at the meet last weekend.

A wonderful restoration. Bloody Good Show!

Nice

Bravo. Perfect. Go ahead

GREAT video! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this. There is not enough combat how to videos on TH-cam

Made of plywood. Lol how brave were the people that fly in this machine

The most powerful, fast bomber fighter ever built. During the war years. Confirm this please

What an absolutely beautiful aircraft. So happy to see her flying again. I wish there were more of them still alive.

When I was still a schoolboy a friend told me his father a factory manager had been a Mosquito pilot in ww2. Years later I asked him why he gave up flying. He said that after flying the mosquito every plane was a disappointment.

Bloody marvellous never thought I'd ever see one fly again, best plane that was built in WW 2, you must have a bottomless pit of cash and were did you get parts from. Love it thank you from the world.

Saw it at Wanaka! Lovely...

Well done you clever Kiwi's , hope to see it flying over where I am

The world needs an updated Mosquito with turboprops

The first multi role combat aircraft and a beauty well done to all who helped build her

Having done my Apprenticeship at Hawker de Havillad (1978), Bankstown airport NSW where the aircraft was built. Its great to see it fly again.

Remember seeing flight of four at Biggin Hill air display in early 60:s just after 633 Squadron filmed. It was their last flight as all were being pensioned off due to airworthy issues. I wonder if any survived? 🇬🇧

A thing of grace and beauty - the restorers did a great job!

Beautiful bird! And nice to see her fly again! Greetings from 🇨🇦

So thrilled another one is flying again. Their history should never be forgotton.

Very many thanks for your answers

67 year young airplane nut here in Nevada,as a kid/teen built all the WW2 models(a lot of Airfix72) of all the combatants. The more I rediscovered the Mossie and it’s incredible story of design and jaw dropping 1st flight way back when, well let’s just say I have my share of DH98 t-shirts now! Great job on getting the real thing where it belongs, in the air!!

What part of the world is it?

Brilliant aircraft, great to see such an icon flying again!

Is this one staying in NZ last one built here was for an American owner this one was restored please let it stay here

Could do with one of these in Scotland. We get midges in clouds, but I've yet to see a Mozzie in flight...

If this was 18th March 2024 why are there so many leaves on the trees?

My late father flew with the RAF from 1943 to 1973 through the transition to jets and finished by instructing on Gnats and Hunters. He maintained that his favourite aircraft of the many types he flew were the Mosquito and Hornet. Great to see another one in the air.

I have no idea what is going on here. I’ve never seen anything like it. But I think it looks absolutely amazing.

Wow! Incredible work.

Were there no flaps on take off? That would be written up by the flight leader

Loved everything about the wooden wonder growing up, Only wish was the audio recording was better to appreciate that twin engine roar, thanks for the video

Awesome!

Take-off roll starts @7:27 Lovely to see yet another beautiful Mossie airworthy. 🙂

Beauty!

What a machine….👍👍👍👍👍😊