Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
Thanks Brian.
Think of a critter that according to Hollywood "can strip the flesh from a cow to the bone, in 30 minutes" and you will solve this, and my Cockpit Challenge.
Police/Firemen = Electrical fault.
Me = Today's troubled youth.
(What's with the gopher routine mate? One second you're there, and then you're gone.)
Think of a critter that according to Hollywood "can strip the flesh from a cow to the bone, in 30 minutes" and you will solve this, and my Cockpit Challenge.
Any news on what caused the car fire?
Me = Today's troubled youth.
(What's with the gopher routine mate? One second you're there, and then you're gone.
)
Wassmer WA-81
All yours.
(Also have it as the Issoire IA Pirahna - when Wassmer went under.)
Night.
Last edited by Noyade; 13th Jul 2012 at 23:03. Reason: Pirahna!
Morning Bri - nice to see someone around.
No connection whatsoever - this one's German/Swiss, and now marketed in the USA.
No connection whatsoever - this one's German/Swiss, and now marketed in the USA.
Last edited by Lightning Mate; 14th Jul 2012 at 16:25.
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Ridge,
Just to let you know I am intimately familiar with the plane in your picture. I just finished working on a project were I designed a new plane based on the hull of the one in your picture. In fact we used that plane and pulled a mold directly from the hull. I designed a new fuselage, boom and tail to fit another wing the company already had. The plane in your picture is in fact a Petrel. It is stationed at a small airfield in Rayong Thailand. I think your picture is a few years old. Or it could be very recent after we finished with it. I have alot of pics for it but cannot figure out how to put one in this message. sorry.
Just to let you know I am intimately familiar with the plane in your picture. I just finished working on a project were I designed a new plane based on the hull of the one in your picture. In fact we used that plane and pulled a mold directly from the hull. I designed a new fuselage, boom and tail to fit another wing the company already had. The plane in your picture is in fact a Petrel. It is stationed at a small airfield in Rayong Thailand. I think your picture is a few years old. Or it could be very recent after we finished with it. I have alot of pics for it but cannot figure out how to put one in this message. sorry.
Brian. The glider above, right at the bottom of this site....
Saint Louis Cardinals
The St Louis XCG-5...?
Saint Louis Cardinals
The St Louis XCG-5...?