Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
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Good morning. All very quiet so a clue to start the day.
This is a standard production aircraft whose ancestry can be traced back to a very well known light aircraft.
This is a standard production aircraft whose ancestry can be traced back to a very well known light aircraft.
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Could it be a Fuji T-5? Similar to a Beech.
. Adapted from the KM-2 which was based on the Beech T-34, which design of course originated from the Beech 35 Bonanza. According to Wiki, a total of 40 were built and are in service with the JMSDF.
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I had a feeling it would not last long.
And now for something a little different:
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That's it Reg, the Foggle V333 Skycat
Picture taken at the Carolinas Aviation Museum, although its not showing in their current list of exhibits. One website claimed it was being restored. Perhaps we may see it fly after nearly 30 years!
Your control RegDep
Picture taken at the Carolinas Aviation Museum, although its not showing in their current list of exhibits. One website claimed it was being restored. Perhaps we may see it fly after nearly 30 years!
Your control RegDep
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