What Cockpit? MK VI
That looks like a PZL compass. Is this a homebuilt from Eastern Europe?
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Promised not to play if I can get these without aviation knowledge, but this has now been up for four days, and I wonder:
"xxxxxxx plans remain available more than 50 years after the first flight and homebuilding building continues".
"xxxxxxx plans remain available more than 50 years after the first flight and homebuilding building continues".
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How about a Stolp Starduster?
Edit to say, I should point out however it is available as a homebuild.
Reg, not sure if that's what you were getting at in your last post
Edit to say, I should point out however it is available as a homebuild.
Reg, not sure if that's what you were getting at in your last post
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Skytrain, sorry for a bit unlucky (unwise?) wording in my post. What I meant is that some challenge pictures can be cracked purely by Google means without knowing any search terms nor where to look. I have promised not to play in WC if that is the case with the challenge. This one can be cracked without even knowing that it is an aircraft, so I refrain, except now that it had been up for four days and that I had read in the sources I had found that it is homebuilt.
I may play with the tools (available to everyone without any additional cost) in some other threads, but often wait until I see that the challenge is not cracked by others. This is just me personally, I am not proposing it to be adopted.
PS: the sentence I quoted in my post was from Wikipedia.
I may play with the tools (available to everyone without any additional cost) in some other threads, but often wait until I see that the challenge is not cracked by others. This is just me personally, I am not proposing it to be adopted.
PS: the sentence I quoted in my post was from Wikipedia.
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Thanks Mel. Will wait for Jake to confirm.
Reg, uh, think I understand. My criteria was...a reasonably modern biplane...started with the more popular ones, and after a while came up with the Stolp! Not an expert on search engines, so perhaps there was a quicker way to find it
. In this instance I found it by searching for "stolp cockpit"
Reg, uh, think I understand. My criteria was...a reasonably modern biplane...started with the more popular ones, and after a while came up with the Stolp! Not an expert on search engines, so perhaps there was a quicker way to find it
. In this instance I found it by searching for "stolp cockpit"
