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Well, no skwinty, but you got the drift :ok:
It is a Yank but there is an Italian license involved, and that's why it looks like ……. Skwinty's was the 1,000th response after the first post!!!! Cheers!!!! :ok: |
Hey Reg!
Italian license involved American Aeronautical Corporation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/897...80e60f3675.jpg |
S-56 Savoia Marchetti seaplane, but the tail looks different.
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Find another one like it (like, like similar, nothing to do with American dialect of English language) :)
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Afternoon.
Anything to do with American Aeronautics S-62? It has a closed cockpit, at least...:hmm: |
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No. And mine has an open cockpit. (Edit: That was to HP)
Built by a maker of railroad cars, a budding pioneer in aviation. Edit: Ach THERE you are Graeme. Was just wondering what kept you….. Over to you :ok: |
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Back to Froggie Country, are we Graeme?
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Nope.............
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Looks like a Mig with the intake blank in place!
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Not a Ruskie.
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Wrong tail for Mig - could be a Yak, but wrong background. Graeme, is the challenge the same as the one left in the background?
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An F 86 Sabre?
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North American FJ-1 Fury
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Not American mate.
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Graeme, is the challenge the same as the one left in the background? |
I'd say not an FJ-1 as its got swept wings. However, the dihedral on the tail counts it out as a swept-wing Fury, I think.
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A Gina, perhaps?
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A Swift????
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