1928 DH60X Moth
The Collection’s exhibit
G-EBWD has been based at one aerodrome (Old Warden) for longer than any other aeroplane in aviation history. A record that is unlikely to ever be beaten!
The aircraft was built in 1928 and used by the Brooklands School of Flying. Richard Shuttleworth learnt to fly in ‘BWD which he purchased in 1932 as his first aeroplane. It was originally powered by a 65hp Cirrus I engine but in 1933 it was re-engined with a 105hp Cirrus Hermes II.
It escaped being impressed into the RAF during the Second World War and survived in storage at Old Warden. Since the war, and performs regularly at flying displays at Old Warden.
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1895
Lilienthal 'Normal' Glider
Replica.
1895
Lilienthal Biplane Glider
Replica
1895
Pilcher Bat Glider
Replica.
1933
Mignet HM14 Flying Flea
Not airworthy.
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