Name that Flying Machine
Joined: Jun 2002
Aviation Qualifications: PPL
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From: Nanaimo (CAC8)
Quemford's challenge looks like a scaled-up tin-plate clockwork toy. 
Judging by the size of that prop, I bet it was a noisy bugger! I also note that it appears to have dual-pitot heads.
Looking at the cowling, does it have an inverted inline-six?
Judging by the size of that prop, I bet it was a noisy bugger! I also note that it appears to have dual-pitot heads.
Looking at the cowling, does it have an inverted inline-six?
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From: Wilts
Joined: Jun 2014
Aviation Qualifications: Spotter
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From: Netherlands
Hello SLB, I didn’t get St Merryn from your name, I know the place and recognised it immediately. Regarding J469, my point was that if challenges can be got so easily without effort, they’re not challenges at all. The Dassault flight deck is distinctive, but even so a moment’s work blacking out that placard would have been helpful.
I agree leaving a makers name, logo or registration number in the photo can make challenges quite easy, but then I personally do not react.
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