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cringe 27th Apr 2006 15:31

Re the "only one built": guilty as charged. :D

Not the Postjager. The manufacturer produced about 30 different types.

treadigraph 27th Apr 2006 15:55

Is it a Koolhoven of some description Cringe? Sorry, I haven't got me big boy's book of aeroplanes here, and haven't time to research the exact type...

cringe 27th Apr 2006 15:58

Yup, a Koolhoven.

MReyn24050 27th Apr 2006 16:03

Control Yokes looks very similar to the one on the PZL P.37B Los. Could this be the PZL 44 Wicher?

cringe 27th Apr 2006 16:11

Sorry Mel, it is Dutch - treadigraph just got the manufacturer right.

cringe 27th Apr 2006 16:36

FK-48 it was. :ok: More here: http://www.alexdenouden.nl/artikelen/koolhoven06.htm

Mike, you have control.

cringe 27th Apr 2006 18:16

Here it is: List of aircraft types posted on this thread so far

Bre901 27th Apr 2006 19:34

cringe
may you be praised for keeping that list up to date :ok: :ok:
[pedantic]
it's the Lioré et Olivier LeO 213
[/pedantic] :8

cringe 27th Apr 2006 19:43

Thanks, Bre. :ok: Correction duly noted.

MReyn24050 28th Apr 2006 21:08

Mike
Any chance of a bigger photograph?

cringe 29th Apr 2006 06:17

Mike, I think it works if you delete the old pic first.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...e_/MJs_pic.jpg

(This isn't a bid, so everyone please continue)

MReyn24050 29th Apr 2006 14:22

Mike says "think wet".
Well my first thoughts were Convair Sea Dart but that aircraft's instrument panel was very different. Then I thought Saunders Roe SR.A/1 but control stick is not correct. How about the Beriev Be-10, pilot saqt under a fighter type canopy.

MReyn24050 29th Apr 2006 15:28

Thanks Mike. Perhaps it the Yak 38 Forger Russian Naval Aircraft.

MReyn24050 29th Apr 2006 16:24

OK Mike I will go the other side of the pond a later version of the Grumman
F11F-1 Tiger the last of Grumman 'cat' family of fighters.

Led Zep 29th Apr 2006 16:55

Since MReyn24050 beat me to the punch with the F11F-1 (just as well I refreshed before posting! :ok:), here is another. Should be easy:

http://www.airpics4you.ch/flightforum/dez03/07.jpg

con-pilot 29th Apr 2006 17:06

Yak-40? perhaps.

MReyn24050 29th Apr 2006 17:14

YAK 40 of Hemus Air Reg No LZ-DOS perhaps? However seems Con-pilot got there first.

Led Zep 29th Apr 2006 17:35

Yes, Yak-40. Told you it would be easy! ;)

MReyn24050 30th Apr 2006 16:31

con-pilot doesn't seem to be forthcoming with a challenge so to keep things moving I post the following. Not that it will last long.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...pitquiz105.jpg[/IMG]

MReyn24050 30th Apr 2006 17:56

Sorry Mike not a Lightning. Hope the weather was good for the BBQ.

MReyn24050 30th Apr 2006 19:49

Same era as the Lightning Mike.

Mr_Grubby 30th Apr 2006 20:04

F 101 Voodoo ?

C.

MReyn24050 30th Apr 2006 20:11

Hi Clint great to see you. Sorry not a F101 Voodoo
Mel

green granite 30th Apr 2006 20:57

swift ? perchance

MReyn24050 30th Apr 2006 22:29

Sorry not a Supermarine Swift.

Mr_Grubby 1st May 2006 02:24

Gnat.

C.

MReyn24050 1st May 2006 08:17

Not the Folland Gnat Clint.

Mr_Grubby 1st May 2006 09:07

Supermarine Scimitar ?

C.

BEagle 1st May 2006 10:04

Saunders Roe SR-53.

MReyn24050 1st May 2006 11:42

Sorry Clint. BEagle has it :ok: . It is indeed the Saunders Roe SR.53. This is the actual aircraft XD 145. The cockpit photograph dates September 1958.

[IMG]http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ndersRoeSR.jpg[/IMG]

BEagle you have control.

BEagle 1st May 2006 13:41

'twas the shape of the hood frame and the word 'Rocket' on the panel which gave the game away!

Someone else please as I will be off the air for a while.

BSD 1st May 2006 19:28

Mike,

No heavy showers here in sunny downtown Essex, lovely evening so far.

Meanwhile, back to business. I'll open the bidding on this one with the Blackburn Beverly.

BSD

Mr_Grubby 1st May 2006 19:32

Bristol Brabazon ?

C.

Mr_Grubby 1st May 2006 20:58

Thanks Mike.

It's past my bedtime and Matron will be round soon with my medication and hot chocolat. So I will post tommorrow.

Clint.

Bert Stiles 1st May 2006 22:48

Mike,

I'm sure we've had the Brabazon - but your picture is marvellous. I've never seen it before and the idea of a Bristol Freighter as a chase aircraft is so wonderful I'm going to frame it. I flew in one in an air race once and we were beaten by a C-47 and a Heron.

BS

Golf Charlie Charlie 1st May 2006 23:04


Originally Posted by Bert Stiles
....the idea of a Bristol Freighter as a chase aircraft

I so agree - fantastic concept, and a new one on me. For the Bristol Freighter to be a chase aircraft, I suppose it really shows up the Brabazon for how awful a design it was.

BEagle 2nd May 2006 05:04

Surely it was just a Bristol aircraft PR shot?

Mr_Grubby 2nd May 2006 08:01

I am having trouble with the 'Iron Brain'
It wont let me paste an image so please someone take my go.

Clint.

cringe 2nd May 2006 08:40

Clint, thanks. Could you try posting the pic or a link to it again? We might be able to help resolve the glitch.

In the meantime, whose bike is this?

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...nge_/unk42.jpg

Mr_Grubby 2nd May 2006 12:43

MReyn24050

Happy 67th Birthday Mel !!

From Clint and the rest of the What Cockpit mob !!


C.


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