Is it British...?
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Originally Posted by sycamore
(Post 11129685)
Is it British...?
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Just noticed this thread, but 1950's dials, 2 engines and an early bang seat. It is not a Meteor, so a Javelin or a Scimitar, but the 'sunshine' was to much of a clue!
I reckon it is a Scimitar. If correct then open house. |
Originally Posted by staircase
(Post 11129877)
Just noticed this thread, but 1950's dials, 2 engines and an early bang seat. It is not a Meteor, so a Javelin or a Scimitar, but the 'sunshine' was to much of a clue!
I reckon it is a Scimitar. If correct then open house. Open house declared. Edit: I ran into this picture a while back, carrying interesting set of weaponry. https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....9a9c1a4fde.jpg |
Thank goodness I've been away on holiday - I now for once, have a proper challenge though given the amazing expertise here I have little hope it will last.
Not exactly mainstream this one - so fire away! https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....7e82dd453b.png |
Would it be an airship?
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Obviously sitting in a carriage museum! Is the subject a seaplane?
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I'm tickled that it is thought to be "sitting in a carriage museum". It is not, though there is one nearby.
Neither is it an airship. (probably too small to qualify for such a grand moniker) |
Originally Posted by meleagertoo
(Post 11142583)
I'm tickled that it is thought to be "sitting in a carriage museum". It is not, though there is one nearby.
Neither is it an airship. (probably too small to qualify for such a grand moniker) |
Is it a flying boat?
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Not a Portuguese design.
I 42, refer to post 2568. |
I am in doubt between the Donnet Leveque flying boats (type a/b/c) and the FBA derivatives.
Cockpit layout seems to be the same for them. With the horizontal spars just above the fuselage edges. Or least I could not find different pictures. Therefore I was trying to prope which museum you visited. Perhaps you can give a clue in where the differences can be recognized? |
Well, that's a very fine bit of sleuthing from SLB, I'd never heard of either Donnet Leveque or FBA before I encountred this beauty. I wouldn't have a scooby about their differences, sorry! I just saw this thing in a museum and thought, "hey, there's a rare one for the challenge". I might have known it wouldn't last long against some of the intellects here!
I imagine it is now merely a formality but I shall leave it to you (unless someone else beats you to it) to make the definitive judgment. I say again, "it is not a Portuguese design". There is a coach museum nearby. That should do it! |
Then I single out the FBA B in the Museu de Marinha in Lisbon.
With the National coach museum just a few blocks away. And by the way, this was not an easy one. Keep them coming like that! |
Correct, Lisbon Maritime Museum's Shreck FBA. Well done, there wasn't much to go on!
I wish I had more like that - I didn't expect to get a pic for this thread when I walked into the museum. asw28, the carriage wheels you spotted are horse-drawn fire pumps or shore-rescue tenders of some sort. |
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I am not sure what to conclude
- nobody partaking - no interest in small classic jets - cropping was successful I can only do something about the last: https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....d37e84016.jpeg |
A `Citation ` of one sort or another...?
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Originally Posted by sycamore
(Post 11144857)
A `Citation ` of one sort or another...?
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An e50 Phenom...?
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