This is the original VH-UTD, delivered in 1935 and impressed into the RAAF in 1940. In 1995 another D.H. 82A VH-UTD was registered (c/n DHA341). It wears the same livery, titles and name as the original aircraft. Photo from: State Library of New South Wales

Ex VH-TOB, N9946F was stored at Richmond for about 15 years. During this time it made an appearance in the Indiana Jones' movie Raiders of the Lost Ark pretending to be a Boeing 314. N9946F is now displayed at the Oakland Aviation Museum at nearby Oakland.

In for attention to carburetors under care of the Late Ray Windred A magnificent restoration like all craft from this legendary establishment

All is not as it seems! This Tiger is a rebuild whose original identity was A17-322, brought on RAAF charge on 14 April 1941. Sold in June 1946, it became VH-AYX. Retired at Alice Springs in December 1965. Rebuilt at Luskintyre and re-registered VH-UTD on 15 December 1995, painted to represent the original VH-UTD which was the first Tiger Moth imported into Australia for the Newcastle Aero Club in June 1935, and named 'Halcyon'.