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Inclined to think this is a `tri-motor` of one sort or another and rom what country..? Tante Ju...as a starter...?
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Well, you guys are hot to trot on this one with spades at the ready, so I doubt it'll take that much digging, 'cos it has got three engines :ok:
Not american or from Junkers though :) |
A Bellanca maybe.
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Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587211)
A Bellanca maybe.
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Savoia Marchetti ?
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Sorry mate, not Italian!
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A Vickers product or maybe Dassault ?
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Sorry, neither of those, but stay in Europe!
To clarify, not British or French :) |
Have not tried Dutch yet.
Just had a thought - you said not Junkers but was it German ? |
Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587293)
Have not tried Dutch yet.
Just had a thought - you said not Junkers but was it German ? |
de Havilland DH.66 Hercules?
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Avia 51 maybe ?
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Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587312)
Avia 51 maybe ?
When I said hurry up before the Bear arrives, I assumed that you would be following up on your thoughts about Dutch!
Originally Posted by Allan Lupton
(Post 10587308)
de Havilland DH.66 Hercules?
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Well, I've looked at Fokkers.
edit: but I can't find that "swingover" yoke. |
Yes I am back dook (and others) look at the furniture factory! |
Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587317)
Well, I've looked at Fokkers.
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Originally Posted by Self loading bear
(Post 10587329)
Yes I am back dook (and others) look at the furniture factory! |
Pander S-4 ? It was a quick aeroplane.
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Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587341)
Pander S-4 ? It was a quick aeroplane.
dook has control :ok: |
And Pander was from origin a furniture factory! |
Originally Posted by SincoTC
(Post 10587315)
My Post #528 above said not British :)
Sorry about that. |
Originally Posted by Self loading bear
(Post 10587349)
And Pander was from origin a furniture factory! |
Originally Posted by Allan Lupton
(Post 10587360)
Too many posts too quickly for some of us older folk!
Sorry about that. |
Originally Posted by SincoTC
(Post 10587361)
Indeed it was, but how long did the original business of H.Pander & Zonen continue to make furniture? It still seems to be collected!
Pander factory went bust on the Postjager. Pander family collaborated with the Germans in the war and made aircraft parts and repairs. After the war they were part of a United furniture factory. ( I don’t know the trade names which were used) That went bust as recently as 1985. |
Thanks for that info Bear :ok:
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Apologies - watching the mammaries and bums dancing show - will be with you very shortly.....
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Varsity or Valetta...?
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It's not from Vickers (or English Electric !).
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Originally Posted by dook
(Post 10587458)
It's not from Vickers (or English Electric !).
In and out of the kitchen at the moment!! :) |
Certainly is British.
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Beechcraft 18?
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Hello fl610 and welcome.
Your post crossed with mine - it is British. |
Are we Hunting about in the Welsh docks....?
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Yes, but the last bit isn't correct - do tell us more.
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Pembroke,or Prince/Sea Prince...?
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Nice bit of sleuthing - you deserve the win. :ok:
Percival Prince/Sea Prince. Lights, music, curtain - you're on. |
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Interesting control columns.
British trainer ? |
yes;Test instrumentation for stick-force measurements during trials...British...
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