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Old 9th Sep 2006, 15:18
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A Snow it is In fact it is a 1965 Snow 600 S2C, the last year Snows were produced.

For a history of Snow Aircraft:

www.airtractor.com/history

For more photos of the posted aircraft, just google image "Snow 600 aircraft"

I'm still waiting for cringe to post a photo of the "Motorplaner".. Over to you Mel.
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Old 9th Sep 2006, 16:07
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Thanks for that evansb, it was a good challenge. Another easy one to keep things moving.

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Something Froggy? Those throttles are very B17 - must have copied them.
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Sud-Est SE 2010?
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Old 10th Sep 2006, 07:45
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Philthy and Pigboat. This one was not French
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Ilyushyn Il-18?
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Sorry pigboat neither is it a Russian aircraft.
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No Mike this one was not German.
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Sorry Mike not from the USA, the B17 may have had some influence on the design but I cannot confirm that.
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I've seen a similar control yoke on a WWII Japanese wreck. I'll guess it is a Nakajima G8N.

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Motorplaner pic for evansb



Sorry for the delay, I've been offline for a few days.
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I've seen a similar control yoke on a WWII Japanese wreck. I'll guess it is a Nakajima G8N
It is indeed a Nakajima G8N1 Renzan (Rita).
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cringe. Many thanks for the photograph of the Motorplaner, my reference book only has a side elevation of the BDP, which apart from the lack of engines is identical except for the lack of wheels, however I understand that the BDP did have wheels for take off but were dropped after take off. Was that a similar case with the MP?
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Hi, Mel.

It appears so. According to one description, the Motorglider had a pair of jettisonable wheels attached to each of the skis.

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Thanks Mel. Lovely Rita.. For Monday:



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How about the Gippsland GA-8 Airvan?
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Yes Mel it is Over to you..
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Thanks evansb
Another one in colour

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I think we are masters of delusion, are we not? ..I'll guess a Supermarine series floatplane racers.. ?

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I think we are masters of delusion, are we not? ..I'll guess a Supermarine series floatplane racers.. ?
Not sure what you mean? However,it is not one from the Supermarine stable.The original photograph was in colour, I will admit to increasing the size slightly.

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Ryan PT19 ?
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