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Old 2nd Jul 2012, 12:52   #7321 (permalink)
 
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Here is one to keep the thread moving:-
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Bloch 120?

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Old 3rd Jul 2012, 12:29   #7323 (permalink)
 
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No, Graeme, this is not the latest Avia Quiz aircraft. . However I note he has been using that book again.
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Dewoitine D.430 ?
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Old 3rd Jul 2012, 22:10   #7325 (permalink)
 
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Is it yellow?
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 09:16   #7326 (permalink)
 
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Is it yellow
I believe you are correct.
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 15:14   #7327 (permalink)
 
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Perhaps it is the Bernard 191 'Oiseau Canari'?
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 15:52   #7328 (permalink)
 
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No perhaps, it is the Bernard 191 'Oiseau Canari'.


You have control.
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 16:33   #7329 (permalink)
 
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Thanks Mel. Here is the next cockpit:

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Douglas Dolphin ?
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 19:58   #7331 (permalink)
 
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Hello evansb, not the Douglas Dolphin but it is an American flying boat from the same era.
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 22:11   #7332 (permalink)
 
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Made from spot-welded stainless steel?
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Old 4th Jul 2012, 23:28   #7333 (permalink)
 
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Yessir. Or as we say in Minnesota.. yah, you bettcha' it's made outta' spot-welded Stainless Steel.

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Old 5th Jul 2012, 13:11   #7334 (permalink)
 
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Or as we say in Minnesota.. yah, you bettcha'
I remember someone telling me that you guys tried to take the Coen brothers to court for misrepresentation in the movie Fargo.

Fargo (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The strong accent of Jerry and Marge is less common in the Twin Cities, where over 60% of the state's population lives.
(The woodchipper scene is my favourite)

Regards the cockpit - must be the Fleetwings Seabird you recently displayed in SC?
If so, Open House.
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Old 5th Jul 2012, 14:57   #7335 (permalink)
 
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Correct on both counts, dontcha know

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Pilot's cockpit on the left. Weapons Operator's cockpit on the right....



It had rear firing gun turrets...


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Old 7th Jul 2012, 13:51   #7337 (permalink)
 
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There are now three of us who know what that is Graeme, so I'll leave it to TC, unless Brian is into fire-breathing animals of yore.......

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Old 7th Jul 2012, 19:33   #7338 (permalink)
 
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OK I'll take the bait!!

As we all know now it's the Phalanx Dragon

So here's one to keep things moving
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Old 7th Jul 2012, 22:37   #7339 (permalink)
 
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Evening.

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As we all know now it's the Phalanx Dragon
No mate, you got me all wrong. I was hoping once you found the Dragon you could/would be lead to another American Aircaft Corporation (AAC) product (they had quite a few designs back then).
The tandem cockpit and rear stingers belong to the AAC Penetrator helicopter...



But all's good, carry on.

Dornier 24?


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Old 7th Jul 2012, 23:43   #7340 (permalink)
 
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G'day Graeme,

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No mate, you got me all wrong.
You certainly had us fooled there mate, I spent so long chasing the Dragon that I had to dash for the shops after you withdrew it and didn't see that the cockpit on the Dragon article David posted looked nothing like the ones above

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But all's good, carry on.

Dornier 24?
Thanks mate

No mine isn't a Do.24, why on earth would I post that ? Of course I found a good one of that, but it's been done before!!

You'd better start looking mate, Karl will probably be here soon and mine came from the same source as his Seabird (at least the piccie he used is on there)

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No excuses there mate, I/we didn't spot the collective lever, of course it wasn't the Dragon !!

Time for bed now, have a good day

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