VH-FAG de
Havilland D.H.82A Tiger
Moth
(c/n 335/T131)

Several images of VH-FAG. Above, on the flight line at the
Illawarra
Flying School, Bankstown,
in 1953. Immediately below, at
Moorabbin in 1957 after it had been converted to a crop duster.
Beneath that, almost abandoned at Ballarat in 1965, its agricultural
working life completed, (Geoff
Goodall),
and finally a contemporary one (no longer an agricultural
machine, of course) at the
Queensland International Air Show at
Bundaberg in 2005 (Phil Vabre).
This Tiger was originally
civilianized as
VH-BED and was A17-316 during
its time with the
RAAF.


