Silhouette challenge
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Now get the transparency sorted out.
Wossa big left aileron and no right?
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Is it a Bede BD-5 or is the gap under the vertical stabilizer really there?
Edit: maybe a Bd-7 (gear and horizontal stabilizer dihedral) but still looking for photos...
Re-Edit: no, a BD-5B like this one Photos: Bede BD-5B Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net
Re-Re-Edit: actually, that one seems the source of the silhouette...
Edit: maybe a Bd-7 (gear and horizontal stabilizer dihedral) but still looking for photos...
Re-Edit: no, a BD-5B like this one Photos: Bede BD-5B Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net
Re-Re-Edit: actually, that one seems the source of the silhouette...
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Believe me, I clocked that one straight away boys.
I just felt that since Reg had made such a nice job of it, it might be left up for longer.
Sometimes Reg, it takes longer to prepare than to be identified - believe me mate.
I just felt that since Reg had made such a nice job of it, it might be left up for longer.
Sometimes Reg, it takes longer to prepare than to be identified - believe me mate.
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Sometimes Reg, it takes longer to prepare than to be identified - believe me mate.
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Ok, have to leave my computer unattended for say half an hour, maybe a little more, but I won't leave you guys without a proper clue.
There's something unconventional about it...
There's something unconventional about it...
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Just finished work and off home now; I think you've got it with the Cierva LM.
It was essentially a NOTAR helicopter, forty odd years before MD "invented" the idea again!
I may be back later, if I can bully my BB connection into life. If not seeya tomorrow breaktime
It was essentially a NOTAR helicopter, forty odd years before MD "invented" the idea again!
I may be back later, if I can bully my BB connection into life. If not seeya tomorrow breaktime
Squarehead iz PC hier, you Britischers!
Remember something - there was a time when the sun never set on the British Empire!!
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there was a time when the sun never set on the British Empire!
Yours yet another Häfeli LM?
OK, at any rate, Anzani engine, right?
See you guys in the morning. Night!
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A Stampe & Vertongen Renard, number still open, possibly a monoplane version of a better known biplane.... Have seen a SV 22 / SV 26 (which it is not) in front of probably the same hangar.
Edit to say, maybe not S&V, they all would be parasols.....
Wasn't that "hangar" in fact an aviation museum storage hall?
Edit to say, maybe not S&V, they all would be parasols.....
Wasn't that "hangar" in fact an aviation museum storage hall?
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Guten morgen Reg.
I don't thing so. Neither do I think you would see a Renard here.
You still out there Reg?
Wasn't that "hangar" in fact an aviation museum storage hall?
You still out there Reg?
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