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Ballarat Aviation Museum

Ballarat Aviation Museum
Street Address:
Ballarat, Victoria
Phone: +61 (03) 5339 3996, 5335 6571, 5339 5016

Ballarat is located around 150km north-east of Melbourne. The Ballarat Aviation Museum is located somewhat north of Ballarat, off the Sunraysia Highway.

The museum is home to a developmental prototype of a swing-wing fighter, the AA107. They also have on display a Wirraway, DH Dove (nose), an Ikara missile, a Flying Flea, Kenealy Gyrocopter, a Luscombe light aircraft, Piper PA22, an RV6, an Auster, and a collection of aero engines and aeronautica.

Here’s a link to the official website, but you’d do better searching Ballarat Aviation Museum separately:
Ballarat Aviation Museum

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