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Hawker Hawfinch ?
If you are wondering where the Open house posting went I edited it to put up a new challenge but you beat me to it by a few seconds, so the easiest course seemed to be to delete it..... |
Hawker Hawfinch ? easiest course seemed to be to delete it..... |
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Maybe General Aircraft GAL-56/01?
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No "Maybe"...it is the GAL56. Carson1934 has control.
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I had difficulties to upload inages via Tiny Pic. I'll try again now: if it still doesn't work I declare OH Cheers carson1934 Trying again via Imageshack: if not see above http://<a href="http://imageshack.us.../nonesatto.jpg[/IMG] I have finally learned the trick: from now on it's going to be downhill! |
Hello Carson! Has it got an Argus engine?
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No Sir, the engine was manufactured by a famous still extant car manufacturer of southern Europe....
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I believe the manufacturers of this aircraft went on to build helicopters.
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Looks Italian?
engine was manufactured by a famous still extant car manufacturer helicopters. http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/7018/img539.jpg |
Yes Noyade it is indeed the Alfa Romeo 110ter driven Agusta CP-110 (1951)
Your turn carson1934 |
Thank you Carson. Good clues and I'm glad you have the image loading problem beaten.
But for the moment - Open House. Cheers mate. :) |
Playing two challenges tonight - Heikkis' and "Challenge"
http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...rune121212.jpg |
Playing two challenges tonight Westland? That turret version - the P.12? |
Arsenal-Delanne 10?
edit: never mind. :) Noyade's is the one I was thinking of, and he was there first. |
Hello Karl. However, I think we should be seeing a starboard end-plate from that distance, if it is the turreted Lysander?
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it is the turreted Lysander Control to Noyade. http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...une121212f.jpg |
Thanks Doug.
Got another glider to identify.... http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/4319/img545f.jpg And just curious, (I don't know the answer) but what is that aircraft behind Gregory Peck? The year is given as 1953.... http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/8553/img544w.jpg |
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