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Expressions of Interest Around 1966, our father, Roy Bartlett, purchased a Tipsy Nipper T.66 MkII. From then, until he was in his 80s, the Tipsy was the focus of his interests. Almost every weekend over those years was spent either flying, servicing, or improving the aircraft. Dad was a master trade...

Hi All, My father owned, restored, and flew a Tipsy Nipper from about 1966 until he couldn't. As there are no other pilots in the family, the decision is to pass the aircraft on to a museum. My father was a master craftsman and the Tipsy was his life's love. There are several fibreglass moulds for v...