Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
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Yes, all is fine. Working from a hotel room near Gatwick tonight, so using the time to find some new challenges
The Durand MkV - no nothing that tricky on this one, although if you recall my Griffon Lionheart challenge I did indeed have a "hidden" lower wing!
This aircrafts "hidden" extra is largely in full view
The Durand MkV - no nothing that tricky on this one, although if you recall my Griffon Lionheart challenge I did indeed have a "hidden" lower wing!
This aircrafts "hidden" extra is largely in full view
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Morning Graeme. Yes, it's a little quiet here...still it's given me the opportunity to get a few things done.
This might help:
The front of the aircraft has gone!
European, 1970's
Not sure what you mean by the quote above.
:The front of the aircraft has gone!
European, 1970's
Googling "French (who else) Autocar"...
Guy called Lebouder...?
Attachment browser: Lebouder Autoplane from France.jpg by Wout - RC Groups
Night mate.
Guy called Lebouder...?
Attachment browser: Lebouder Autoplane from France.jpg by Wout - RC Groups
Night mate.
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That's the one Graeme....the Lebouder Autoplane. Such a normal looking aircraft as well.
You can just see the panel where the car's front wheel arch is!
No, I think in the transformation they are removed from the car and then relocated on to the undercarriage struts.
Definitely...an early transformer!
Noyade has control
You can just see the panel where the car's front wheel arch is!
So the front wheels on the car part -extend?
Go-Go Gadget!
Noyade has control
Thanks for the clues mate. Open house.
Actually - it looks a little complicated, not exactly land and drive off? You must have to lower/remove the fuselage landing gear to get the car out?
Actually - it looks a little complicated, not exactly land and drive off? You must have to lower/remove the fuselage landing gear to get the car out?
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You're welcome....would have been a good one for a James Bond film....you can imagine it landing, and detaching the tail on the runway and driving off to catch a villain (ignore the bit where it takes an hour to convert from plane to car, and that the car itself has a top speed of 50kph or something like that)
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As there seems to be only you and I on SC today, a clue:
This is a replica of a machine (a one-off) built earlier. However, it has the engine of the original.
RR
This is a replica of a machine (a one-off) built earlier. However, it has the engine of the original.
RR
