What Cockpit? MK V
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Confirm British, single seater.. and not previously featured?
Some of the airframe architecture looks late fifties... and the avionics look mid eighties suggesting an ex Mil aircraft in civil trim.
Some of the airframe architecture looks late fifties... and the avionics look mid eighties suggesting an ex Mil aircraft in civil trim.
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Confirm British, single seater.. and not previously featured - confirmed British but not single seat,at least it is not in my database.
Some of the airframe architecture looks late fifties... and the avionics look mid eighties suggesting an ex Mil aircraft in civil trim - That is correct.
This was a British twin seat aircraft but it has not been featured before according to my list.
Mel
Some of the airframe architecture looks late fifties... and the avionics look mid eighties suggesting an ex Mil aircraft in civil trim - That is correct.
This was a British twin seat aircraft but it has not been featured before according to my list.
Mel
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Beagle Bassett?
Have just re-read the thread and seen that it is a two-seater, so I withdraw my suggestion
Have just re-read the thread and seen that it is a two-seater, so I withdraw my suggestion
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Thanks windriver, Thats one of the best looking aircraft in my books.
The next challenge was built a few years earlier.
I have a feeling a few questions will be asked about this one.
The next challenge was built a few years earlier.
I have a feeling a few questions will be asked about this one.
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Akubra's challenge.
No questions from me on this one, although the source of the copy of the photograph I have the author was unsure of the aircraft's identity. I will let it run for others. Check your PMs Akubra.
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Mel is onto it already. 
You have identified the pilot correctly but the planes name was not correct. That narrows it down somewhat.
You might want to forward this information to the author.
You have identified the pilot correctly but the planes name was not correct. That narrows it down somewhat.
You might want to forward this information to the author.
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Akubra's challenge.
Akubra, thanks for that was I correct regarding the manufacturer? If so then the first letter of the aircraft's name would be the same I think.
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