Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
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Boulton-Paul P.103
Boulton-Paul P.103B, A lightweight naval fighter to Specification N.7/43, powered by a Bristol Centaurus CE.12SM.
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which wasn't on airwar.ru nor on Wiki's Air ministry specs list...
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But is in the web, both text and picture, HP
Need to browse Air Enthusiast a little more often...
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Short Bros S.35 Shetland?
...and I only had to browse the first 7 pages of my trusty FBotW...
Edit: off to bed. OH if right.
Tomorrow I will be ready to use my sleeve.
...and I only had to browse the first 7 pages of my trusty FBotW...
Edit: off to bed. OH if right.
Tomorrow I will be ready to use my sleeve.
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Morning LM!
I honestly have no idea.
It originates from the base of the vertical stab, just in the middle, and the "leading edge", so to speak is painted black.
It's on other photos too, and on both sides (if some smart
photograph didn't flip 'em, that is).
I honestly have no idea.
It originates from the base of the vertical stab, just in the middle, and the "leading edge", so to speak is painted black.
It's on other photos too, and on both sides (if some smart
photograph didn't flip 'em, that is).
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This one?
HESA Dorna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No, I'm reading the other one ;-)
Maybe it's referring to a different Dorna (after all, it only means "lark")
HESA Dorna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No, I'm reading the other one ;-)
Maybe it's referring to a different Dorna (after all, it only means "lark")
