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Old 1st Sep 2009, 15:12
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Sorry,having lunch and fending off anklesnatchers,Open House. Remnants of the `Raj` in that cockpit,M-B leg restraints and all..
Have you got the other side view ?
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Old 3rd Sep 2009, 11:07
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He's back with another one!


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Old 3rd Sep 2009, 12:01
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Mil Mi-24 Hind perhaps?
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Old 3rd Sep 2009, 19:17
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Ooh La! La!

I really thought this would last a tad longer. OK Mel, all yours, well done!

(Helitech, Redhill, c.1989) This exhibit scared the crap out of a lot of military guys who'd only known this monster from recognition lectures. It really was made of half-inch boiler-plate, was armed to the teeth, and was very, very impressive in the air too.



Cameras weren't allowed so close to the Hokum though...but heck, what kind of blindspots must there be behind those huge canopy frames? Still, if the Hind's just a big nasty dangerous bruiser, this thing's a screaming psychopath!

Just as an attack helo should be.


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Old 3rd Sep 2009, 19:35
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Next Challenge

Thanks Ab. Here is the next one:-

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No takers? This aircraft first flew in 1973.
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Old 5th Sep 2009, 20:59
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Possibly ,judging by the clock ,Russian ?
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Old 5th Sep 2009, 21:03
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Not Russian but certainly from Eastern Europe.
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Old 5th Sep 2009, 22:57
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Could it be the Romanian I.A.R 823?
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It certainly is the IAR 823.

You have control.
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Old 6th Sep 2009, 11:21
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Thanks Mel, as usual an interesting challenge.

Here is the next one, although it is a much older flying machine.
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No takers, except by PM?

This aeroplane came in two versions.
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Still no takers?

The cockpit in the photograph is the civilian prototype. The aircraft was a departure from previous construction by this manufacturer.
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Junkers Ju-86 ?
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Old 8th Sep 2009, 16:18
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Well done evansb. It is indeed the Junkers JU 86. To be precise it is the cockpit of prototype airliner D-AREV. The divergence in design/manufacture was that this aeroplane was smooth skinned, it did not have the usual corrugated skin.

You have the helm sir.
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Old 8th Sep 2009, 16:41
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Thanks S'land. Here is the next challenge:
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Old 10th Sep 2009, 20:14
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Clue: It is a co-axial design.
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Old 10th Sep 2009, 20:15
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aeroplane,gyro,or helo ?
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Pitcairn X0-81?
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Old 10th Sep 2009, 21:25
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Sorry, not a Pitcairn, nor a gyrocopter.
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