VH-RCW was first registered in December 1960. Looking faded and unused in 1976 and was formally withdrawn from use in 1977. It next had a Cessna 150 blown into it during a cyclone, then was hit by a taxiing Cessna 206. By 1983 -RCW was dismantled and stored in an airport compound. Its fortunes changed in 1985 when it returned to the register. 10 years later and fully restored, it was a regular visitor to air shows and fly-ins.

Built in the Czech Republic in 1960 and first registered on the 4th. August 1960 it is now located at Bullengarook Victoria.

Built in the Czech Republic in 1960 and first registered on the 4th. August 1960 it is now located at Bullengarook Victoria.

Moroccan-registered Meta Sokol visiting Toussus during the 1963 Paris Air Show week.

A rare aircraft type, built in 1961

VH-ENG photographed when laid up after landing at Bankstown with the gear retracted in December 1969. Damage was minimal but the prop was a write-off. Current in 2017 but not believed to be airworthy.

VH-DUY was registered in March 1961 and remained current in September 2017.

VH-DUT was registered in November 1962 and remained on the register in 2017.

Despite its apparent derelict state, VH-DUE was restored and remained current in September 2017. It had been ground-looped and run through a fence landing at Rockhampton in June 1970. Not long after the photo, it was finally dismantled and trucked to Victoria for repairs.

Little four-seater with a quirky 'tail' wheel. Just over 100 examples of this Czech aircraft were built.