Home Built Collection

Thorp T-11 Sky Scooter NX91312. Designed in the US by John Thorp in 1945, the T-11 was intended to be home-built. NX91312 was one of eight prototypes built by Thorp in 1946

Jabiru J400 G-SAZY (msn PFA 325-14057), home-built by N.J. Bond. Date: circa 1990

Acro Sport 1, an aerobatic home-built aircraft. Date: circa 1975

Wittman W. 8 Tailwind N9424H
Wittman W.8 Tailwind N9424H (msn 86), home-built from plans in 1962. Date: circa 1970

Whitley Abbey pupils (left to right) Moria Mumford, Julie Loakes, Karl Smith and Brian McCauley with their their car Jenny

Jurca MJ. 2 Tempete F-PHOE
Jurca MJ.2 Tempete F-PHOE (msn 01), prototype for the home-built kit aircraft. Date: 1970s

Corben Baby Ace CF-RCB, home-built from plans. Five aircraft were factory-built and hundreds more completed by home-builders. Date: 1960s

Rogers Sportaire N3113G home-built aircraft at Lancaster CA Date: 1965

Miniplane - N412T
Smith DSA-1 Miniplane - N412T. The Miniplane was a home-built aircraft built to plans bought from the designer. Date: 1970s

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From the Thorp T-11 Sky Scooter NX91312 to the Jabiru J400 G-SAZY, these home-built aircrafts showcase the ingenuity and passion of aviation enthusiasts. Joining Moria Mumford and Julie Loakes from Whitley Abbey School are the Acro Sport 1, Wittman W.8 Tailwind N9424H, Jurca MJ.2 Tempete F-PHOE, Corben Baby Ace CF-RCB, Rogers Sportaire N3113G, and Miniplane N412T. Each one a unique creation, these flyers embody the spirit of innovation and the joy of flight.