Silhouette challenge
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From: Turning base leg
Correction
so what do letters often refer to in aviation?
Correction:
I think that actually they were only built in two of the countries. Sorry.
Correction:
the designer was German but the aircraft were built in three other countries, possibly a fourth
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Trouble is I keep looking at the aircraft and it looks just like a certain Waco model. I'm presuming there is no connection?
If thats the only image then I'm guessing it is something very scarce.
Work to do now so will check in later to see if its gone or if there are any more clues.
If thats the only image then I'm guessing it is something very scarce.
Work to do now so will check in later to see if its gone or if there are any more clues.
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From: Turning base leg
As far as I know there were only three built. Two in one country and one in another - same designer - different manufacturer. Based on that I guess it is scarce. I have found references on the web but only one photo - the one I used.
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I'm back...well going the registration route brings me to Sweden and Greece. Can't think of any Greek aircraft that fit the bill, but there is a distinct likeness to the Svenska Aero SA-14 Jaktfalken, which was designed by a certain Mr Bucker.
But I cannot see that the aircraft was built in more than one country and there were certainly more than 3 built.
But I cannot see that the aircraft was built in more than one country and there were certainly more than 3 built.
Last edited by skytrain10; 28th July 2010 at 17:07. Reason: additional info added.




. Think I'll go back to concentrating on the aircraft itself.