Thanks for that; I've just got in and was about to query that!
I was also going to ask; are we looking at a parasol-wing, or a biplane cunningly hiding its upper wing behind the lower wing and is it a single or two seater? I know I've seen that U/C before, but where :confused: |
Renard R-31 ?
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Not the Renard , parasol wing, not a single-seater.
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1st clue - This was a one-off development of a type that had a short production run. The production model had several features not present on this variant. Back in about an hour , cheers Doug
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Henschel HS.122a ?
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Morning gents!
I'll follow Bri's lead and try for another German Doug, the Dornier Do 22L. Cheers The Master Of Confusion Graeme. |
Two in a row to Graeme as far as my challenges are concerned
Dornier Do 22 - recon, torpedo-bomber The Do.22L one off landplane version of the Do.22 seaplane, whose silhouette would have included a fin extension as well as the floats. Control to Noyade |
It's binna good thread today innit! |
Graeme, did you explode of pride like the proverbial frog?
Edit to say: Good night all! :zzz: |
Sorry, had to get some timber.
Thanks Doug. Should be easy?... http://img810.imageshack.us/img810/3348/oddv.jpg I submitted my return last month and received a reference number 32 letters long.to prove it I've had that problem mate - until I did it online. |
David, thanks for the e-mail camera tips! :ok: We went out and bought a "High Speed Card Reader".
So I thought I'd share this with you. Julie took this photo at the Melbourne Zoo. I'm sure you recognise the critter.... http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1401/d1000348.jpg |
Your critter must be missing his home town.
He lives in Meerkovo you know! |
Hi Graeme. Its a yank, I think. I cant picture a photo of it vaguely but cant remember the type! Bugger! RR
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Yes mate, a yank.
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Clues
One of these machines was flown by the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War.
Swissair had a few. And Japan got one where they reportedly dissected it to evaluate American techniques in all-metal aircraft construction. |
oh yes... the Orion?
The Lockheed 9 Orion? |
General Aviation Clark GA-43A
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no, no, no..... the GA43
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bugger again!!!!!!!!! Getting old and slow!!!!!
Morning, BTW! |
Morning mate. :)
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