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This is pick on the nube day isnt it??
Talking of which, to help you along, it first flew in 1923.
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Guys, I'm going to be offline for a few hours shortly.
Will check in when I return and see where you are at....I'm guessing it will have gone by then.
Final clue before I go:
one of the most well known products of this company first flew in 1955....many of these are still flying today.
Will check in when I return and see where you are at....I'm guessing it will have gone by then.
Final clue before I go:
one of the most well known products of this company first flew in 1955....many of these are still flying today.
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Hi Guys,
I did have to come back to work again, but I'm going to be busy, so I just had a quick look to see how things are going.
Ken said he would be offline for a few hours and I don't know exactly what he wants for an answer. I do know the website where Strega found the picture, and I know that there are other images on there that don't quite get the names right.
It is a sesquiplane and Ken may accept that as an answer, but it would be good practice for competing on this forum, to while away the time digging a little deeper and find out what the manufacturer actually called it. You've got all the information you need to find it.
BTW, when I said "take courage", I was hinting at "Dutch Courage", but like "spilling the beans", it may not be used much these days.
Bye now and good digging!
I did have to come back to work again, but I'm going to be busy, so I just had a quick look to see how things are going.
Ken said he would be offline for a few hours and I don't know exactly what he wants for an answer. I do know the website where Strega found the picture, and I know that there are other images on there that don't quite get the names right.
It is a sesquiplane and Ken may accept that as an answer, but it would be good practice for competing on this forum, to while away the time digging a little deeper and find out what the manufacturer actually called it. You've got all the information you need to find it.
BTW, when I said "take courage", I was hinting at "Dutch Courage", but like "spilling the beans", it may not be used much these days.
Bye now and good digging!