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Old 6th Apr 2012, 13:58   #7441 (permalink)
 
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Yours some sort of Extra?
No, but you have homed in on the right country

Sorry Graeme, in my 1225 post I said I would hold off posting pending Mel's challenge, but following David's invitation to us both, I went for it
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 14:15   #7442 (permalink)
 
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Long shot - Staudacher S-600.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 14:39   #7443 (permalink)
 
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Staudacher S-600.
Nope, not one of those.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 14:41   #7444 (permalink)
 
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I thus assume it's not a dedicated aerobatic job.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 15:43   #7445 (permalink)
 
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I thus assume it's not a dedicated aerobatic job.
Wrong assumption - it IS an aerobatic job.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 17:09   #7446 (permalink)
 
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All rather quiet....to help you along, a one-off, 1970's design.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 20:43   #7447 (permalink)
 
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Evening Ken,

I've been out all afternoon and it does seem to have been quiet; although I note that David has aquired a new icon for some reason !!

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a one-off, 1970's design
Does one-off mean it's a manufacturer's prototype that didn't go into production, or that it's an amateur's, built from scratch effort?

Was it presented at any well known events?
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 20:59   #7448 (permalink)
 
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Does one-off mean it's a manufacturer's prototype that didn't go into production, or that it's an amateur's, built from scratch effort?
The latter One source describes it as a homebuild - but no plans were ever offered that I can see.

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Was it presented at any well known events?
It may have been, but I cannot see there is any photo on the net that reflect's that. Let me check further.

Not sure what's happened with David...not seen anything that would have prompted the icon change
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 21:22   #7449 (permalink)
 
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Trevor, I can't see that it has appeared at any major events. That's not to say it hasn't but merely that there is no obvious record of it having done so.

As this one is proving elusive, to help, it first flew in 1978 and remains current on the register today.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 22:24   #7450 (permalink)
 
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Evening.

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As this one is proving elusive, to help, it first flew in 1978
It is mate. I had a look in a woman's journal (Jane's) for 1978, but no luck.

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More Nostagia, more aircraft history - that is what this forum is about. NOT a quiz forum. Sorry, but let us stick to the forum title. I am sure you can find another place for your quiz games.
Gentlemen. Reading this, is it time to move on? Seriously, there's is only a handful playing, maybe just continue via e-mail?
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 22:41   #7451 (permalink)
 
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Would it be the Bushby/Long Midget Mustang built by John Strether?
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 22:43   #7452 (permalink)
 
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It is mate. I had a look in a woman's journal (Jane's) for 1978, but no luck.
Morning mate, but you clearly didn't look close enough, as it is in Janes 78/79! Different photo though.

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More Nostagia, more aircraft history - that is what this forum is about. NOT a quiz forum. Sorry, but let us stick to the forum title. I am sure you can find another place for your quiz games.
Sorry Graeme, but if the selection of aircraft we are covering is not Aviation History, then what is it? I would suggest that this particular forum is about as close as you can get to the subject matter.

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Reading this, is it time to move on? Seriously, there's is only a handful playing, maybe just continue via e-mail?
You may be right. For whatever reason the level of interest in SC, and the other challenges has wained. We are now down to 3-4 regulars with David's latest disappearance and with the recent comments about quizes I think others may now be hesitant to contribute.
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 22:52   #7453 (permalink)
 
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Would it be the Bushby/Long Midget Mustang built by John Strether?
Not the Midget Mustang Mel.

I appreciate there has been a bit of chat today, so just to remind everyone, this is from the same country that gave us the Extra, so it's a German design. See my 1458 post.

Closing down for the night now. Usual rules apply.

Good night
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 23:06   #7454 (permalink)
 
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Wallerkowski Hornisse perhaps?
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 23:15   #7455 (permalink)
 
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Dammit! The Homebuilt section!

Looks somewhat different? And too many spectators blocking the view.

Nice work Mel.

By the power invested in me - your control Mel. (Unless Ken comes back later for a quick peek.)

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Old 6th Apr 2012, 23:17   #7456 (permalink)
 
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Thanks Graeme. Great Challenge Skytrain10 . Here is a Nostalgic aircraft:-
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 23:31   #7457 (permalink)
 
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Evening Mel.

I see we've moved from the Chaco war to Spain? Not only Nostalgic but Historical.

Vultee V1-A?
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Old 6th Apr 2012, 23:58   #7458 (permalink)
 
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HI Graeme. Bedtime for me. You have it the Vultee V1-A converted into a bomber in the Spanish Civil War.


You have control.
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Old 7th Apr 2012, 01:17   #7459 (permalink)
 
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Tempting fate there Mel, 964 pixels wide.

Thanks mate, but I'm not feeling very nostalgic or historical at the moment. Discovered the Welcome mat is gone...going away to see if I can find another one.

Open House.
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Old 7th Apr 2012, 05:05   #7460 (permalink)
 
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One needs to be very nostalgic for this open house one :



Edit: Hopefully the thread sticks around, and Noyade too, not to mention the rest of you regulars.

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