Actually ex-Polish AF and first delivered in 1973 as 5011, this MiG-21 was imported to Australia in 1992. It was restored to flight by an RAAF pilot at Williamtown under civil registration in 1994 in the guise of an Indian AF machine. After a short but spectacular career on the show circuit, the challenge of operating such a demanding aeroplane became too much and it was grounded and moved into the Fighter World Museum at Williamtown, recently moving on to HARS.

Still looks pretty hot! This MiG 21 was operated by the Polish Air Force as 5011. In 1992 it was shipped to Australia and registered, appropriately, VH-XXI on 21 November that year. It flew for a while as a warbird in the mid 1990s before being retired to the Fighter World museum at RAAF Williamtown. It was struck off the Register in July 2006 and subsequently moved to the HARS collection.

HARS Museum MiG-21 colour scheme Indian AF 'Red Scorchers'

Former East German and German MiG displayed to represent an Indian AF aircraft

This is former Polish Air Force MiG-21UM 5011.

This C-47 was previously G-AMSV but will be restored to be the first aircraft for the Indian Air Force Memorial Flight.

Previously G-AMSV the aircraft is under restoration and, as shown by the markings it does have, for the Indian Airforce Historic flight