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Yes, you got it. I saw it parked up at Canberra in the 70's and have never quite forgotten it. Pity it never got off the ground, it would be a brave pilot to fly it.
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Thanks Zaxis. Control should go to Brendan Cowan. :) I never knew it had a designation!
Work beckons mate, so I'll make it Open House. Cheers! |
Here is the next mystery aircraft challenge:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps823683d9.jpg |
Initially thought Bronco...but now thinking the Convair Charger?
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It certainly is a Charger :)
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Yes, it is a General Dynamics Model 48/Convair Charger. It is now your turn to post a challenge.
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Thanks Brian - but my Image Host seems to have up and died?
Free image hosting In the meantime - Open House. Maybe semmern has something for us? |
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Fma Is 35 huaquero
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Sorry for the delay Zaxis. Well done mate, your control. :ok:
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So it was another Kurt Tank Argentinian creation!
http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/...psaf59b89a.jpg Try this below but I want both aircraft identified http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/...psbbec01cb.jpg |
Ahhh...wingtip to wingtip.
FICON project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The idea was tested at Wright Field in the late 1940s using a Douglas C-47A Skytrain and Culver Q-14B Cadet. |
That was quick, well spotted.
http://www.air-and-space.com/Anderso...flight%20m.jpg You have control |
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SEPECAT Jaguar?
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You guys are too quick! Certainly looks like a Jag.
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(Not a big backyard - lawn mowed.)
Not the Jaguar...... |
This one appears to have tandem main wheels, or just a single one, the Jag has side-by-side. Hmmm..back into the think tank.
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