Silhouette challenge
That fin looks like and an Arado, but I don't know which one.
Regarding the Aerostar, I replied to an ad for UAV pilots. The UK company were providing pilots to operate the aircraft in places that Aeronautics own personnel could not. The training was at Gvulot, an airfield in the Negev desert. I'll upload some pictures soon, if you like. I am now doing something completely different, but it was an interesting experience.
Regarding the Aerostar, I replied to an ad for UAV pilots. The UK company were providing pilots to operate the aircraft in places that Aeronautics own personnel could not. The training was at Gvulot, an airfield in the Negev desert. I'll upload some pictures soon, if you like. I am now doing something completely different, but it was an interesting experience.
HD,
Not a Curtiss Shrike. Check the fin again.
Mechta,
"were providing pilots to operate the aircraft in places that Aeronautics own personnel could not."
That's even more interesting......
Not an Arado either. Love to see some pics....
LM
Not a Curtiss Shrike. Check the fin again.
Mechta,
"were providing pilots to operate the aircraft in places that Aeronautics own personnel could not."
That's even more interesting......
Not an Arado either. Love to see some pics....
LM
Only one tail in the world like that.
1938. One built and still airworthy.
By Fred Pastorius & Stanley Pedersen.
Pasped Skylark.
Welcome back with a bang Noyade.
Control goes South.
1938. One built and still airworthy.
By Fred Pastorius & Stanley Pedersen.
Pasped Skylark.
Welcome back with a bang Noyade.
Control goes South.
"Thanks Martin"
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Travelair 4000 ?
Six of these 3-place biplanes were built, five with the OX5 and one with a Wright (as per the silhouette). The prototype was flight tested by Charles Lindbergh and "Hap" Arnold.
