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Old 10th May 2013, 22:55
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Saturday Morning Doodles

Second cup of coffee...
I think there should be more curvature in the cockpit line?...


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Graeme
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Yes. Your drawing is not far off the original. The line of the perspex is not bad. It is where it blends into the forward fuselage that is different.
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Focke-Wulf A47 ?
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You have it Bri. The Focke-Wulf A47.



You have control

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Here is one that may have not been done before:
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Aviatik B1?
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Old 13th May 2013, 18:51
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No, not an Aviatik.
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Old 14th May 2013, 00:40
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Hi Brian.
Do the exhaust pipes at top right of your photo continue to go up and up....?
Mercedes or Benz engine maybe?

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It was powered by an Hispano-Suiza V8. The pipes collect into one larger vertical pipe. The model in the photo was the sole aircraft of its type to be imported into the United States in 1927. The U.S. Army wasn't interested.
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Old 14th May 2013, 10:13
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The Fokker S.III or as it was known in the USA S.3 perhaps?

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Old 14th May 2013, 15:07
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Mel is spot on The Fokker S.3 it is (was). Your control.
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Thanks Bri. sorry for the delay, here is the next.
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Old 15th May 2013, 12:01
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G'day Mel.

Does that boxy looking thing with the two hinges flip over to make some sort of cabin roof? An aircraft of some historical importance - record breaking flight?

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Graeme. Your thoughts are correct the portion of the wing does fold to give the occupant of that seat access. It then flips back to form the aerofoil. Not record breaking but a sports aircraft that won a number of competitions.

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Old 17th May 2013, 10:15
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There cannot be many aircraft that had this feature.
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Old 17th May 2013, 12:22
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Yes, I agree, but... Is it kinda Comper Swift and Cessna CR2 ish?
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Hi Bri.Similar to the Comper Swift but was a few years earlier. The engine of the challenge aircraft was also smaller than the Popjoy in the Comper Swift. The challenge aircraft was designed to carry two pilots or one pilot and a passenger in tandem.
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Old 17th May 2013, 22:12
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Is it British Mel?
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Old 17th May 2013, 22:26
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A high-wing monoplane, carries two people on less hp than a Comper Swift and circa approximately early twenties.

Would it be classified as an ultralight?
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Beardmore Wee Bee?
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