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Is it called the Atlantica?
Some photo's of the prototype
They are also proposing a mini-jet option!
LM has control
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Glad you liked it....found it whilst looking for some more unusual types.
I tried to reply to David as quickly as I could but he went offline as I posted so guess we'll wait for him to look in when he gets home.
I tried to reply to David as quickly as I could but he went offline as I posted so guess we'll wait for him to look in when he gets home.
Good grief!
I think we were all looking at mil stuff, and I don't think me or anyone else would have got there without the clues.
We haven't had one of these for a while:
I think we were all looking at mil stuff, and I don't think me or anyone else would have got there without the clues.
We haven't had one of these for a while:
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I think we were all looking at mil stuff, and I don't think me or anyone else would have got there without the clues.
Now yours....German or Polish....?
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Struggling with this....the wings look odd, starboard appears to taper, but the port not? Also there seems to be no strut on the port wing - or is what looks like a strut something else?
American David...possibly the Franklin PS-2?
Edit to say, on closer inspection, no.
American David...possibly the Franklin PS-2?
Edit to say, on closer inspection, no.
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The wing struts attach to the bottom of the fuselage, so the apparent lack of them on the left wing is down to perspective.
The illustration is of a model, but you are in the right country.
1929, and as of last year two were still on the registry.
The illustration is of a model, but you are in the right country.
1929, and as of last year two were still on the registry.
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Ah.... life!!
Yep....
It was built in 1912 and had a bicycle seat for the pilot. As I said before, it had a 7.5hp engine. Needless to say it couldn't take off!!!!
RR
Yep....
It was built in 1912 and had a bicycle seat for the pilot. As I said before, it had a 7.5hp engine. Needless to say it couldn't take off!!!!
RR