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A Caproni. Should have stayed up a bit longer, tempting bed and all, but no. Congrats skytrain10. I'm off to my brothers birthdayparty now. Have a good day.
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I should have kept my big mouth shut, it was italian and a Caproni so I cut a poor figure!...However I understand it is open house so may I present the following for identification?:
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Bravo S'land it is the Bechereau SB3Ter, the ball is yours.
I'm sorry for delaying my reply but as repeatedly told, this system lets me log in with great difficulty and only after many many trials. What a nuisance!
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I'm sorry for delaying my reply but as repeatedly told, this system lets me log in with great difficulty and only after many many trials. What a nuisance!
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Hi Graeme
I don't mean to interfere with your last post but if your answer about the Gabardini is correct (I have no pic of this A/C) then the aircraft in question is a creature of the great engineer Filippo Zappata who worked with Gabardini for only 8 months I believe in 1922.
Forgive my enthusiasm but I'm a distant relative of Filippo Zappata and if you wish I could supply a link (in italian) about this prominent man.
Cheers and again sorry to meddle.
carson
I don't mean to interfere with your last post but if your answer about the Gabardini is correct (I have no pic of this A/C) then the aircraft in question is a creature of the great engineer Filippo Zappata who worked with Gabardini for only 8 months I believe in 1922.
Forgive my enthusiasm but I'm a distant relative of Filippo Zappata and if you wish I could supply a link (in italian) about this prominent man.
Cheers and again sorry to meddle.
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Added note to Carson1934
Good evening (for you) Noyade and well done. It is indeed the Gabardini G.9 fighter. Built in 1923 by S.A. Aeronautica Gabardini (later to become CANSA then FIAT) it was developed in parallel with the G.8 it was powered by a 220hp SPA 6a engine.
You have control.
P.S. Carson1934. Zappata. I understand that working for Gaberdini was his first job in the civilian world. However, I thought that he was in Cameri for a couple of years at least. I must be wrong.
You have control.
P.S. Carson1934. Zappata. I understand that working for Gaberdini was his first job in the civilian world. However, I thought that he was in Cameri for a couple of years at least. I must be wrong.
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Good morning. Sure look quite a lot like the Nemesis NXT.
If it should be, then open house. Again.
If it should be, then open house. Again.
It has a somewhat North American-ish look. Could it be a German one off, made by salvaged parts of whatever?