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finally added the Chipmunk to the registry. It's only a basis start but will grow as I receive more images.

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/chipmunk ... istry.html

Thanks for everyone who submitted pics of Chipmunks, some of them as long ago as 2006. I appreciate your patience.

As usual you can submit pictures for the registry to

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Hey Scott - do you wish to include 'Chippax' procedures trainers too? (that is aircraft which were later cut down into cockpits for passenger/escape training?) if so - please feel free to use the pic of WG419 we have at Sywell Aviation Museum from the Sywell Aerodrome sight (I took and posted the pic so no copyright probs!) www.sywellaerodrome.co.uk (see news)

All the best

TT

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Just a link to the Annual Chipmunk gathering's website in Belgium:
http://www.chipmeet.com/

Nice work Scott. Glad to see the Chipmunk section is finally up. I especially like WK635 & WB750.

Todd

Hey Scott,

It's awesome to see the Chipmunk up on the registry now. I can't even begin to imagine the work it takes to track down that kind of stuff.

Cheers,

David