What Cockpit? MK V
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It looks like a modernised rear seat of something much older- brake lever? on the well worn stick, rest of cockpit is clean and barely used. How about a refurbished Harvard/Texan?
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Hi "the incivil beast" welcome to the thread, only two posts and he has the right answer 
. It is indeed the PZL TS-8 Bies.
You have control, i.e. you post the next challenge.
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. It is indeed the PZL TS-8 Bies.You have control, i.e. you post the next challenge.
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Wy jesteście najwięcej powitanie. My Polish is any thing but good. The challenge looks interesting I know that we have many gliding enthusiasts who follow this thread.
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evansb ha raggione ! Es ist sicher ein Grunau Baby IIb
Probably the most popular glider built before WWII (thousands) and after, in many countries.
Not exactly a high performance sailplane (max L/D=17), but a nice little one
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Incidentally, one has logged close to 3 hours on the french version (Nord 1300) in the early eighties
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Probably the most popular glider built before WWII (thousands) and after, in many countries.
Not exactly a high performance sailplane (max L/D=17), but a nice little one
Some more info
Incidentally, one has logged close to 3 hours on the french version (Nord 1300) in the early eighties
evansb has control
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Interesting aircraft more information here.
http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/AC/airc...aby/grunau.php
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http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/AC/airc...aby/grunau.php
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Looks like a 4/5 seater, twin engined executive aircraft,USA, possibly early 1950s, tricycle U/C. Stab in the dark Baumann B-250 or 290 Brigadier.
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