Biggles81

Just wish the T-50ID would be released soon too.

The giveaway was the six tube sonobouy launcher which sits behind the radome. Also there is a 1991 Gulf War EWSP pod - can be seen in the linked photo. The S-70B2s had a bunch of upgrades and new bumps added - this looks like it was a Gulf War conversion from Aviation Workshop/Hawkeye. https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C308801 (RAN S-70B2 1991)

They are parts from an old S-70B2 Seahawk conversion for an RAN S-70B2.

The orientation of the image posted by @wmcgill is correctly portrayed - note Al Deeres wings are on the correct side of his uniform and there is no sign of the pilot entry door. I have seen other references that at least one of the Kiwis (probably Kiwi II, I have also seen this image identified as P9398) had the insignia on both sides and this image certainly confirms it.

It is probably a mistaken belief arising from the transfer of the 805 Sqn numberplate from the Royal Navy to the Royal Australian Navy Fleet Air Arm after WWII. Either way never RAAF.

SD-H had a 3 blade prop when photographed. Wingleader covered this airframe in detail in their Spitfire Mark 1 Photo Archive, they managed to find more photos of it including one that shows that it did not carry wing roundels. See https://www.wingleader.co.uk/shop/spitfire-mk1-wpa1 for details.

They were 500lb MC bombs in the film.

https://images.defence.gov.au/assets/Home/Search?Query=20210622raaf8658961_0136.jpg&Type=Filename

Note the really interesting stripped to natural metal RAF Spitfire XIV and the rather nice RNZAF 14 Sqn FG-1D Corsair.

Some - around 700 airframes is more than some I would think.

US pattern bombs and depth charges Phil

Light Admiralty Grey was also used as an upper surface camouflage color in RAN FAA A-4G Skyhawks, but also more commonly in British wheel wells as Giorgio has said.

Wow - Both the Battlecruiser and the Aircraft Carrier look nice - I may just have to get the latter though.

The original accurate miniatures tooling.

Yes the more I look at the part the more I think it is a yoke for the tailwheel rather than using the single piece.