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MReyn24050 25th Nov 2019 18:24

Something from the Russians I believe.

sablatnic 25th Nov 2019 18:34

Could very well be a Mig 5

Asturias56 25th Nov 2019 18:44

A bit more specific please................
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....840c54a98e.jpg
(plus 24 hour rule)

sablatnic 25th Nov 2019 19:57

The Mikoyan-Gurevich DIS-T, intended to be named Mig 5 when in production


https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....fe2254e708.jpg

Self loading bear 25th Nov 2019 21:36


Originally Posted by sablatnic (Post 10626445)
The Mikoyan-Gurevich DIS-T, intended to be named Mig 5 when in production


https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....fe2254e708.jpg

Your photo looks like the DIS IT with radial engines and four bladed props.

sablatnic 25th Nov 2019 23:11


Originally Posted by Self loading bear (Post 10626509)


Your photo looks like the DIS IT with radial engines and four bladed props.

It is. Didn't notice that - and it was no success either!

FlightlessParrot 26th Nov 2019 04:48


Originally Posted by SincoTC (Post 10625281)
I wondered if anyone would notice my subtle clue accompanying my challenge photo, but while the term Charabanc (often pronounced "sharra-bang" in colloquial British English) is a type of horse-drawn vehicle or early motor coach, usually open-topped, common in Britain during the early part of the 20th century and now very rarely, if at all heard, but was still in use back in my youth in the little village where I lived, as the old boy (Ex RFC) who ran the local shop/petrol station and taxi-service had one and used it for a makeshift bus service to the County Town and for our school outings (minus the booze)!! :(

Quite recently I have heard "sharra" used for a motor-coach in the West Riding (or South Yorkshire, if you must), though not perhaps by the young.

Asturias56 26th Nov 2019 07:56

It is the DIS - - it had a whole slew of later names as they tweaked it before putting it into production but MiG 5 was one of them

sablatnic has the con

sablatnic 27th Nov 2019 09:00

Thanks!
Have this:

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....64010361a5.jpg

I have always felt sort of sorry for it - have that feeling, that the designers could have made it a better aircraft without too much effort.

treadigraph 27th Nov 2019 10:13

Blackburn Firecrest? OH if so...

sablatnic 27th Nov 2019 15:15


Originally Posted by treadigraph (Post 10627570)
Blackburn Firecrest? OH if so...

Yes, the Blackburn B 48 Firecrest.

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....c9a93dda4d.jpg

And over to you

treadigraph 27th Nov 2019 16:15

Open house!

Asturias56 27th Nov 2019 16:39

Another disappointing mid 40's Blackburn aircraft - they lost the plot for a while clearly.

Here's one that I'd forgotten about totally even though quite a few were built IIRC.

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....672063149a.jpg

Asturias56 28th Nov 2019 07:28

It was also built a with a tricycle u/c

treadigraph 28th Nov 2019 09:09

About 200 built I think, not a type I've ever encountered in the flesh...

Asturias56 28th Nov 2019 10:04

There are still a few around I understand... used to be common around the place they were built
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....5587085ed4.jpg

kcockayne 28th Nov 2019 15:38


Originally Posted by Asturias56 (Post 10628235)
There are still a few around I understand... used to be common around the place they were built
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....5587085ed4.jpg

Would that have been India ?

Quemerford 28th Nov 2019 17:24


Originally Posted by kcockayne (Post 10628430)

Would that have been India ?

Bit further up and to the left...

Asturias56 28th Nov 2019 21:34

Not India - Quemerford is heading in the right direction - .................. just goes to show what you can do when a Govt is paying the bills..............

DaveReidUK 29th Nov 2019 06:22

Looks a bit like a Deepak, but they didn't have a split windscreen.


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