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Old 5th Jun 2012, 11:14
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Front end, the background is the structure of the building in which the craft is housed. It is not a Junkers Test Bed.

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Wing-tip jet?
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Old 5th Jun 2012, 19:30
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Not a wing-tip jet Graeme
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You say 'craft', is this an airship? Goodyear Blimp perhaps?
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No it is not an airship.
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Evening Mel. Is it a pulse-jet?
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Hi Graeme.
It certainly is a Pulse-Jet engine.
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JB-2 Loon?
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Old 6th Jun 2012, 00:03
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Not the JB-2 Loon but built for a similar purpose but not German.
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Is it the Northrop JB-10, then?
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Old 6th Jun 2012, 23:17
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You have it Karlark, sorry for the delay.


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Thanks Mel. Here is the next challenge:

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Looks like a Dugong fighting a Giant Squid.

German?
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Old 7th Jun 2012, 11:26
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No, not a huge German manatee. (Had to look that up).
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'W' engined racer- Supermarine S5?
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Evening Kitbag,

Not a Supermarine. Not British or German. The engine is a Hispano-Suiza V-12.

This particular aircraft was noted for a couple of achievements.
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More clues:

Noted for being the first fixed winged aircraft to fly non-stop East to West from Paris to New York.

Around 2,700 of various models were built.
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Thanks for the clues mate. Doesn't show your plumbers nightmare of pipes but it must be the Breguet XIX...?

Heading to work now, so open house if it is.

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Yes it is the Breguet 19 .

I believe this is the Super Bidon model that made the trip:



Open House per Noyade's request.
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Old 8th Jun 2012, 05:07
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Apologies for the poor quality of this pic:

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