Myro and the Tiger Moth
Myro, the Smallest Plane in the World - Myro Goes to Australia
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Myro and the Tiger Moth
Narrated by:
Christopher Biggins
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Narrated by:
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Christopher Biggins
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By:
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Nick Rose
About this listen
Myro, the Smallest Plane in the World, meets a broken-down Tiger Moth in a barn on an Australian farm, but discovers the old plane's propeller and wings are gone and his rivets are rusted.
Tymo entertains Myro with stories from his exciting past, but explains how he is now abandoned and unlikely to fly again.
Myro is so concerned that he gets help from the museum's engineer to search for the vital spare parts needed to restore his friend to his former glory.
All is nearly lost and Tymo consigned to the scrapheap until Myro discovers Tymo's missing control panel in the barn.
Myro is overjoyed that his friend will take to the skies again, and can't wait to loop the loop with him!
©2010, 2015 Nick Rose (P)2015 Nick Rose
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