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Yes, amazingly, its the threads very first Aerospatiale design, it dates from 1971 and is one of several similar designs from that time, one of which became the BAe 146, but what is this one called?
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Morning Noyade, you are correct, but HD beat you to it.....and until I saw it in a book the other day I had never even heard of it....clearly by the speed of responses something is seriously missing in my education!
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Morning Graeme. I was wondering if you were up yet even as I posted. 
After I posted I did a quick search just to confirm (having learned the hard way not to search first!) and I found one of my own old threads from elsewhere with other precursors to the Typhoon
The Road to Typhoon, page 1
for my new image I will put this up, it should go fairly soon
After I posted I did a quick search just to confirm (having learned the hard way not to search first!) and I found one of my own old threads from elsewhere with other precursors to the Typhoon
The Road to Typhoon, page 1
for my new image I will put this up, it should go fairly soon
Morning fellas!
My motorised wheelchair battery died and I had to crawl to the bookshelf and back!
This one? The ONLY reason I found yours Ken was because it was blue! Like all the others in this book.
Not from me! Because it's not blue!
(Did you get my e-mail?)
but HD beat you to it
and until I saw it in a book the other day
should go fairly soon
(Did you get my e-mail?)
minus 5 degrees here by the way
Front view looks a little odd? Reminds me of the DM-1, yet the side view looks a little like a Messerschmitt P.1112.
Maybe German? A clever Luft '46 project?
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Not German, and a decade later than that. Judging by the lack of responses other than Graeme this is either harder than I thought or too dull.
Time for a clue
This was designed by a firm who had already built their last plane and their biggest success was one of the wars biggest failures, which sounds cryptic but isn't.
Graeme, we're in the middle of a blizzard here, been back from shopping about five minutes and the car is already covered with a thick blanket of snow, luvvly jubbly!
Time for a clue
This was designed by a firm who had already built their last plane and their biggest success was one of the wars biggest failures, which sounds cryptic but isn't.
Graeme, we're in the middle of a blizzard here, been back from shopping about five minutes and the car is already covered with a thick blanket of snow, luvvly jubbly!
Noyade,
Wotever you're on, please send a case Mate.
..and for the rest of you, it's nice and sunny down here and no snow. We only see snow about every ten years - blue rinse city Bournemouth.
Wotever you're on, please send a case Mate.
..and for the rest of you, it's nice and sunny down here and no snow. We only see snow about every ten years - blue rinse city Bournemouth.
This was designed by a firm who had already built their last plane and their biggest success was one of the wars biggest failures, which sounds cryptic but isn't.