Silhouette challenge
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Did anyone notice that I posted the Carpenter Monoplane just a few days ago?
Morning TC.
Re. RRs' post #20386.
Did anyone notice that I posted the Carpenter Monoplane just a few days ago?
Morning TC.
Re. RRs' post #20386.
Did anyone notice that I posted the Carpenter Monoplane just a few days ago?
Morning TC.
Re. RRs' post #20386.
Did anyone notice that I posted the Carpenter Monoplane just a few days ago?
Morning TC.
Re. RRs' post #20386.
Did anyone notice that I posted the Carpenter Monoplane just a few days ago?
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Got it in one LM
The Korolev RP-318 rocket glider
'Tiz a propellor of sorts at the back innit!!
Designed by Sergei Pavlovich Korolev, later to become the Father of the Soviet Space Program, but known only as "The Chief Designer" until after his untimely death!
Lightning Mate has Control
The Korolev RP-318 rocket glider
'Tiz a propellor of sorts at the back innit!!
Designed by Sergei Pavlovich Korolev, later to become the Father of the Soviet Space Program, but known only as "The Chief Designer" until after his untimely death!
Lightning Mate has Control
Thanks TC - a nice challenge.
I looked hard at the tail and concluded it just had to be a rocket exhaust.
'twas downhill from there.
Fast forward in time:
I had better get silhouetting - I'm down to 8 left.
I looked hard at the tail and concluded it just had to be a rocket exhaust.
'twas downhill from there.
Fast forward in time:
I had better get silhouetting - I'm down to 8 left.
I found that earlier too, but dismissed it as it's a model aircraft and doesn't seem to be modelled on a real one (at least according to RC modellers thread).
Ah well, must go and do some work now.
Ah well, must go and do some work now.
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Legendary Bill Falck's #92 "Rivets" set a few records for it's class (190 cu. in.), starting out in the late 1940s, and a much modified T-tail "Rivets" crashed in 1977 taking Bill's life with it.