What Cockpit? MK VI
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Offset control column and yoke puts one in mind of a P38, perhaps (to account for the compass installation) one of the batch of P38Ds without the rather essential superchargers that went to the RAF (who gave the aircraft its popular name I think). Course I have been wrong twice already today so ...
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Not a fighter then, Martin Maryland?
I agree with the one above!
I agree with the one above!
Last edited by Kitbag; 28th Feb 2008 at 17:14. Reason: Cross posting with Mel-he obviously has it right!
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Thanks 682al, a good challenge. Like you I too knew little about this aircraft, some interesting information on the aircraft here:-
http://www.marylandaviationmuseum.or...baltimore.html
This one is on behalf of 'kitbag':-
Mel
http://www.marylandaviationmuseum.or...baltimore.html
This one is on behalf of 'kitbag':-
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Kitbag. Well, knowing the experts we have out there I thought that the comment would be unnecessary 
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Yes a frenchman did have an influence in the design of this aircraft.
Mel
.Yes a frenchman did have an influence in the design of this aircraft.
Mel
Mustpost,
Druine, of course! If it is the Condor, I can't believe it hasn't been done already.
Still haven't got anything suitable to post, the few I have available have already been posted.
Open house if I've got it.
BSD.
Druine, of course! If it is the Condor, I can't believe it hasn't been done already.
Still haven't got anything suitable to post, the few I have available have already been posted.
Open house if I've got it.
BSD.