Silhouette challenge
As an aside, the "mothership" carrying the M1 looks more like one of the two He 274s (4 engined He 177s) that the French used until the mid 1950's than a Languedoc.
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Well I can tell you what it is not, the Hughes H-4 aka Spruce Goose. That is what I thought at first glance. There were not many seaplanes with eight engines made.
I'm reasonably confident with Blohm und Voss
That'll do me for the answer. One of many Blohm und Voss flying-boat projects, this was the P.200. A triple-deck monster that stored a Volkswagen in the nose compartment for the crews use...once it was unloaded that is! Control is yours RR.
Afternoon RR!
I've got that listed as the Yugoslav Government Factories Type 452-2.
If correct I'd like to hand control back to you or anyone else who's interested.
I've got that listed as the Yugoslav Government Factories Type 452-2.
If correct I'd like to hand control back to you or anyone else who's interested.
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Yes, you're right....
I've no image prepared at the moment so if anyone else wants to post before I manage to get to it they are welcome to.
RR
PS: how rude of me!! Good afternoon too, Noyade! I hope you're well....
I've no image prepared at the moment so if anyone else wants to post before I manage to get to it they are welcome to.
RR
PS: how rude of me!! Good afternoon too, Noyade! I hope you're well....
