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Residents of Breighton, here performing a double engine run at the inaugural Breighton nightshoot, hosted by the Real Aeroplane Club & organised by the Thomas Castle Aviation Heritage Scholarship.
The type was developed for the Luftwaffe as an advanced trainer. It is also an excellent aerobatic aircraft & dominated the Aerobatic flying in the 1930’s.
This example was built in 1938 & is painted in Swiss Air Force colours, as U-99. Beyond is stablemate, Jungmeister G-RPAX, in Spanish Air Force colours as 35-23.
What a sight & sound this was!
