Vickers Spitfire MK.VIII A58-484 VH-A58 Display at the Taree Airshow 2024

[@russellmarriott9396]

Very nice. Can’t beat a Spitfire in the air, the sound and the look, just incredible.

[@rogerwadham4627]

Very pleased to see Caldwells paint scheme remembered, and also that the camo colors are 100% correct for the Darwin region.

[@jamesbolling6681]

WW2 my late Father flew B17. He always said the Best sounding plane was the Spitfire. He said by sound alone you could tell the difference from P51s and other planes.

[@andrewmacdonald4833]

In the colours of Clive Caldwell's Spit. He was our top Scorer in WW2. Died in 1994

[@apostlestumpy]

Well damn, a second Mk VIII in Oz! You little rippa👍

[@gmarshall1026]

Very nice

[@gregmottram292]

Nice tracking. What camera do you use?

[@Purlee100]

Is this the Spitfire which was in Sid Marshall's hangar on Bankstown in the early 1970s?

[@Aviation_Videos]

i think so this was the one that went to the UK

[@stevena9305]

Yes it is. Original serial number MV154

[@philipberry6477]

@@Aviation_Videos That one went to the UK, this Spit was in the Harris St Science museum I believe.

[@ridwanhusainishraq]

Thud looks more like bf109 the propeller

[@rogernightly9097]

Since when did Vickers make Spitfifes?

[@__Brad__]

The Vickers Supermarine Spitfire, designed by Supermarine Aviation Works (Vickers) Ltd initially on a private venture basis

[@stevena9305]

ie; Vickers owned the Supermarine company.