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Old 27th Oct 2012, 15:26   #10841 (permalink)
 
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Thanks Karl,

Back to work now, but I doubt I'll get back again before I get home in two or three hours, but seeing as there doesn't seem to be many about, I'll put another one up before I go.

As it's a nice day here for a change, we'll stay on the water!!

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 18:32   #10842 (permalink)
 
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Loire 210 ?
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 18:36   #10843 (permalink)
 
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Nice day here, too. Back inside from yard work for a look... looks French.

I suspect Loire 210?

Edit: Hi evansb.... looks like you got there first!

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 19:19   #10844 (permalink)
 
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Yes Karl, just a few minutes too late hard luck, well done Brian

It is the Loire-Nieuport LN.210 seaplane fighter

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 19:53   #10845 (permalink)
 
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Thank you. Still on the water:
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 22:42   #10846 (permalink)
 
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Tri-colour tail, so is it French, Italian, American or British??

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 23:15   #10847 (permalink)
 
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I'd say USA, Chesapeake Bay or eastern North Carolina.
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 23:27   #10848 (permalink)
 
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No. It is in south-central Canada.

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Old 28th Oct 2012, 07:17   #10849 (permalink)
 
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Hi Bri,

Is it an Avro 504 with a Dyak engine?
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 13:06   #10850 (permalink)
 
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Avro 552A Viper.
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 13:45   #10851 (permalink)
 
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Like a snake, LM strikes with lightning speed!
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 17:32   #10852 (permalink)
 
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Lightning Mate is correct. The Viper was the ideal seaplane trainer of its day. You have control.
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 20:11   #10853 (permalink)
 
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An easy one for you.

Limited monitoring due to attention elsewhere, so please carry on as usual if two of you agree.

LM

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Old 28th Oct 2012, 20:49   #10854 (permalink)
 
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Lippisch Delta IV also built as the Fieseler F3 Wasp I believe.

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Old 28th Oct 2012, 21:23   #10855 (permalink)
 
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I agree it is the Lippisch IV Delta.
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 21:24   #10856 (permalink)
 
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I'll second your answer Mel,

On the grounds of this evidence

Delta IV - Fieseler F3 Wasp

Edited to say I'll also agree with your answer the thread is yours

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Old 28th Oct 2012, 21:34   #10857 (permalink)
 
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Thanks Bri and Trevor.
Here is the next one:-
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Old 29th Oct 2012, 09:20   #10858 (permalink)
 
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G'day Mel.

An Austrian (not Australian ) Flamingo?

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Old 29th Oct 2012, 11:36   #10859 (permalink)
 
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Hi Graeme. Hope all is well. You have it the Simmering-Gruz-Pauker M222 Flamingo. I see I shall have to change my source i.e. Janes 59-60.
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Old 29th Oct 2012, 16:41   #10860 (permalink)
 
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"All-wooden". Interesting. I wonder what type of wood(s) used and from what forest(s).

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