Detail view of the Mosquito NF.II exhaust shrouds. These were important for night flying aircraft to help mask the red hot exhausts and the sparks and flame from the exhaust ports. Under this shroud are FIVE stubs a side, the last two (nearest the wing) are conjoined on the earlier Mosquitos to keep stub 6 away from the wooden wing. These shrouds to get very hot themselves and eventually need replacement. These shrouds are actually from the PROTOTYPE MOSQUITO! Some of the oldest Mosquito parts i

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10M views · 10K reactions | Restoration Abandoned Mini Bike In this video I will try and restore mini bike from 2010s. The restoration process and waiting for some parts took about month . I hope you enjoy today's video. Let me know in the comments section what to restore next? | Pretty Restoration | Facebook

68K views · 3.6K reactions | Another first for Mosquito NZ2308 with the aircraft taxiing under its own steam outside the Avspecs Hangar at Ardmore Airport. The latest milestone as the aircraft remains on track to be on the flightline at Warbirds Over Wanaka this Easter after a 15-year restoration. Don't miss what might be your once-in-a-lifetime chance to see this iconic WWII fighter-bomber fly. | Warbirds Over Wanaka | Facebook