Name that Flying Machine
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From: Nanaimo (CAC8)
Noyade has it with the Convair Model 58 Charger, an unsuccessful bidder for the COIN contract won by the Bronco.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conv...del_48_Charger
As Uncle Roger would say: “WIHIHH?”
Noyade has the con.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conv...del_48_Charger
As Uncle Roger would say: “WIHIHH?”
Noyade has the con.
Gnome de PPRuNe
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From: Too close to Croydon for comfort
I was going to suggest Westland Wyvern with second prop artfully hidden but not sure, tail plane looks too high set for starters.
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From: east ESSEX
First thoughts were Martin Mauler,but closer inspection would be the Kaiser-Fleetwings XTBK-1.....Of which there is not a lot of complimentary information..
OH ...again ,if correct....
OH ...again ,if correct....
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From: New South Wales
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From: Auckland, NZ
I believe that post-modern Flea is the Croses EC-6 Criquet. He also designed the EC-9 Para-Cargo Croses Para-Cargo
At which point I hope someone thought the joke had gone far enough.
If I'm right, Open House in the fullness of time.
At which point I hope someone thought the joke had gone far enough.
If I'm right, Open House in the fullness of time.
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From: Netherlands
I believe that post-modern Flea is the Croses EC-6 Criquet. He also designed the EC-9 Para-Cargo Croses Para-Cargo
At which point I hope someone thought the joke had gone far enough.
If I'm right, Open House in the fullness of time.
At which point I hope someone thought the joke had gone far enough.
If I'm right, Open House in the fullness of time.
open house called
