WWI aircraft in NZ

[planeimages]

Could someone give me a list of the WWI-type aircraft flying or even static in NZ please?

Any photos would be appreciated.
Particularly Camel, Albatros (with or without wafers and any flavour ), Pfalz, SPAD, Fokkers.

I may have need of some for a book a friend is writing.

Thanks

PF

[Gavin Conroy]

Hi Peter,
Have a look at the wonderful TVAL website below.
thevintageaviator.co.nz/node

I also have a list of some of the WW1 aircraft at this link:
theflyingcircus.fotopic.net/
and
capphotography.fotopic.net/

Hope that helps you for a start as I am sure the other guys will have links etc for you as well.
The list of WW1 aircraft in NZ is now very long and its all quite exciting.

[agalbraith]

Hiya Gavin

What a fantastic site you have created there, your imagery is stunning!

Cheers
Anthony

[shane]

An Avro 504K was added to the civil register yesturday www.caa.govt.nz/Script/AirReg2.asp?From_Month=10&From_Year=2008&Query2=Run+Query&To_Month=11&To_Year=2008+
theres quite a few other WW1 aircraft on the register as well, both restorations and replicas.
One Se5 replica hangs from the roof of the Fighter pilots museum in wanaka it was built in the UK.
One Se5 replica is on display at the Wanaka transport museum
A Squadron Aviation Fokker VII replica was on the civil register but is now withdrawn and im not sure where it is.
And John Lowthers own design Sopwith Camel replica was also withdrawn from the register.
Hope this helps

[Brett]

If you want to see three Se5a's flying together then pop along to Wings Over Wairarapa in January.

[shorty]

With all these aircraft coming and going off the register (and not wearing their civvy rego's) it's getting hard to keep track of what's where and what have come and gone again.

[Dave Homewood]

Oct 14, 2008 19:47:34 GMT 12 Brett said:

If you want to see three Se5a's flying together then pop along to Wings Over Wairarapa in January.

Ooh errr!!!

Sounds great. I wonder if Baldrick will be hanging out of one of them.

[planeimages]

Many thanks Dave and to Gavin, of course.

Wonderful.
PF

[shane]

I thought i might have a go at making a list for the forum and that way we can make additions and so forth as planes come and go. Corrections and additions are most welcome.
Active The Vintage Aviator aircraft
Addems Nieuport XI ZK-NIM
Avro 504K ZK-ACU (Restored in NZ, former RNZAF Example)
Bristol Fighter F2B ZK-JNU (replica)
Bristol Fighter F2B ZK-BRI (Genuine example)
Carl Swanson Fokker DIV replica ZK-JPV
Chad Wille Sopwith Triplane ZK-SOP
De Havilland DH5 ZK-JOQ
Full Scale Fokker Triplane reproduction 7 in NZ ZK-FOK was built here
Sopwith Camel replica ZK-JMU
Pfalz DIII replica ZK-JPI
Nuieport 24bis ZK-NIE (2)
Pflalz DIII replica ZK-FLZ
Fokker DVII ZK-FOD
Full Scale Se5A 3 built by the vintage aviator
DH2 ZK-JOJ
Halberstadt DIV ZK-JOW
Royal Aircraft Factory FE2 B-1 ZK-FEE

Others Active
Airdrome Aeroplanes Fokker DVI (Triplane with only 2 wings) ZK-TBF
Circa Nieuport 11 (is also refered to as a Siemens Skukert) ZK-WWI
Graham Lee Nieuport 17 ZK-RFC built by Mike Kindon
J T Grant Albatross D5 (own designed) ZK-DVR (suffered damage in crash, repairible)
Se5A replica ZK-TOM

Withdrawn Aircraft
John Lowther Sopwith Camel
John Lowther Nieuport 11 (ZK-NIE) was for sale on trade me
Sqaudron Aviation Fokker VII (ZK-FQR)

[shane]

Static Aircraft
Omaka Heritage Collection
Caproni CA.22
Bristol Fighter remains
Se5A built by The Vintage Aviator
Taube
Morane Saulnier type BB
RE8 Built by The Vintage Aviator
Albatross B.II
Seimens Schukert DIV
Airco DH4
Breguet 14 A2

Other Static
Sopwith Pup replica RNZAF Museum
Bleriot XI replica RNZAF Museum
Se5A replica Fighter pilots museum wanaka
Se5A replica Wanaka Transport Museum

Up and coming projects
Vintage Aviator Avro 504K replica (being repaired after disagreement with a tree)
4 BE2 Scouts (3 replicas one restoration)
Full scale FE2 replica
Full scale Paul Musso Nieuport 11 replica
Full scale Paul Musso Fokker D.VIII replica
Nieuport 12 replica
Full scale Se5a replica
proberly a few others being built on the Quiet

[shane]

Soon to be perminately based at Omaka is a Pfeiffer Sopwith Pup replica that was built in the US.

[Dave Homewood]

I believe there are two flyable Bristol Fighters in NZ, Shane, one real and one replica.

[shane]

Cheers for that Dave. Now updated.

[planeimages]

Holy cow, Batman. Is NZ thinking of going to war? Marvelous. My Client will be delighted. PF.