ZK-ADD Robinson
Redwing
(c/n R.A.7)

Twelve two seat (side-by-side) Redwings were
built in England between 1930 and 1933.
ZK-ADD was the
former G-ABMV and was imported in 1933. It was impressed during
WWII as an
instructional airframe for the Invercargill ATC. Although
it survived the man-
handling by
the cadets it was (incredibly) broken up by the RNZAF in 1946.