On static display at the Avalon Airshow 2011

Interesting angle on this lovely old Tiger. Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton.

This award-winning Tiger flew in for the afternoon at the Penfield Fly-in.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton, Vic. It was the deserving winner of the Best Biplane award at the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's Annual Fly-in at Swan Hill.

Classic fun on a Saturday afternoon!

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton. Seen here at the start of the RAAF 90th Anniversary Air Pilgrimage.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton. Seen here taxying for departure from the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's National Fly-in.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton. Seen here taxying for departure after being on static display at the Australian International Airshow.

Originally built during the war by DHA at Bankstown as A17-357, this aircraft was civilianised in 1956 as VH-AZF and initially owned by the Royal Queensland Aero Club. Today it is restored in a pre-war period colour scheme and based at Kyneton. Seen here over the piano keys at the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's Spring Fly-in.