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No, I can't confirm that! (meaning it isn't!)
Maybe not... Wait until Skytrain10 or W-K get online!
RR
That should keep us going for a while......
RR
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In honesty I must give it to you W-K! It is the Croses B-EC-9 Para Cargo. First flown in 1976 it is a rugged cargo aircraft capable of taking frieght or parachutists! Only one was built F-AZVC that still exists today.
You have control
RR
You have control
RR
RR,
"Maybe not... Wait until Skytrain10 or W-K get online!"
You were right!
I'm just wondering if your post #6038 put off WK........
At 2055 GMT WK is on line - maybe incoming.....
"Maybe not... Wait until Skytrain10 or W-K get online!"
You were right!
I'm just wondering if your post #6038 put off WK........
At 2055 GMT WK is on line - maybe incoming.....
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Lightning Mazte, I did get online around 9 pm,but got a call from family in Canada and only just finished talking to them (Is'nt Skype a great invention?)
Ridge Runner did not put me off Reason why I wrote "which of the two" is that as far as I know two examples of the B-EC-9 were built as F-PYBG c/n 01 and F-AZVC and on a silhouette its difficult to see the registration
I am not strong on registrations so if I am wrong, please someone correct me.
btw, open house please
Ridge Runner did not put me off Reason why I wrote "which of the two" is that as far as I know two examples of the B-EC-9 were built as F-PYBG c/n 01 and F-AZVC and on a silhouette its difficult to see the registration
I am not strong on registrations so if I am wrong, please someone correct me.
btw, open house please
Croses B-EC-9 Para Cargo
Croses.fr - Les appareils - Para-cargo B-EC-9
Open house. Thanks Walter.
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Is it the Armstrong Whitworth AW.169 all weather fighter? The Drawing seems to show two engines though, and if its this it should be four?
edit, I notice the cockpit is on the centreline, so is it a scaled down version to ER.103?
No, its the AW.166, a research aircraft to ER.134T. The AW.169 was a scaled up 4 engine version of this!
edit, I notice the cockpit is on the centreline, so is it a scaled down version to ER.103?
No, its the AW.166, a research aircraft to ER.134T. The AW.169 was a scaled up 4 engine version of this!