Silhouette challenge
Mooney it has to be, M21..............?
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M201...........???
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Excuse my ignorance but not everybody speaks English in this forum, what is Mooney?
carson1934
No need to explain I've seen that it is just an US airplane company that seem to be having problems, I thought it was a word from some special jargon..sorry!
Anyway Noyade won the last challenge and he's entitled to make the next move or declare open house!
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No need to explain I've seen that it is just an US airplane company that seem to be having problems, I thought it was a word from some special jargon..sorry!
Anyway Noyade won the last challenge and he's entitled to make the next move or declare open house!
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Mel's Challenge
Noyade is correct it is the Fokker T.VIa 
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gileraguy. I note that you are new to the thread. As Carson1934 states, the etiquette for the thread is that the honour of posting the next challenge rests with the person who correctly identifies the current challenge to the satisfaction of the poster of that challenge unless it is declared "Open House". We keep to these rules to prevent confusion as to whom has control.
Noyade you have control.
Mel
.gileraguy. I note that you are new to the thread. As Carson1934 states, the etiquette for the thread is that the honour of posting the next challenge rests with the person who correctly identifies the current challenge to the satisfaction of the poster of that challenge unless it is declared "Open House". We keep to these rules to prevent confusion as to whom has control.
Noyade you have control.
Mel
Excuse my ignorance but not everybody speaks English in this forum, what is Mooney?
Thanks Mel. Running short on interesting silhouettes, so it'll have to be another line drawing...
It looks like a refined version of the Waco XPG-3....no clues? carson1934
Good morning gentlemen.
May I refer you all to my post 2127 on page 107.
I would dearly love to join the talented and illustrious folk on this thread and have several new silhouettes awaiting. Unfortunately, with my somewhat meagre talent in this field, I shall probably have to await an open house.
Lightning Mate.
May I refer you all to my post 2127 on page 107.
I would dearly love to join the talented and illustrious folk on this thread and have several new silhouettes awaiting. Unfortunately, with my somewhat meagre talent in this field, I shall probably have to await an open house.
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Thanks Noyade I knew what it was thanks to your clue as per post #2241.
I'm submitting a new line drawing which for talented people like yourselves should prove to be a cinch (if you can miracolously get to see it!).
Attention please: a very similar aircraft is available on sticky "what cockpit and what aerodrome" but it isn't this one
carson1934
I'm submitting a new line drawing which for talented people like yourselves should prove to be a cinch (if you can miracolously get to see it!).
Attention please: a very similar aircraft is available on sticky "what cockpit and what aerodrome" but it isn't this one
carson1934