The Home of Photos in Dunnunda! Mk I

[Jabawocky]

ahhhhhhh that would be a FTDK-T

How awesome!!

Nice Lancair too!

And 37 Retard Vehicles in formation....... a world record I believe!

J

[Chadzat]

hahaha! I had a chuckle at your RV description Jaba!

[Jabawocky]

Woz not me who came up with that name ...... But you only need TWO guesses to get the right culprit!

[Peter Fanelli]

But you only need TWO guesses to get the right culprit!

One for each ruddervator?

[The Green Goblin]

Nice Lancair too!

There was a turbine version of that same model getting around WA last year, was the slickest 4 seater I have seen getting around in a while. Looked like it was doing 300 knots standing still!

Nothing on that TTDK-T

[Peter Fanelli]

I guess that's basically the same engine they used in the Gomad.
So that would make it a Bonomad?
Nomanza?

[Jabawocky]

PF......... so much bait...so few bites!

[Peter Fanelli]

You're so right there Jaba, personally I think Nomanza would be better since the V Tail is a bit of a girly aeroplane anyway.

[flying-spike]

Not exactly a Gonad engine -a bit more oomph I think

Pilot Journal - Tradewind Turbine Bonanza=

[Trojan1981]

Gulfstream IISP, wing aviation, somewhere cold...

[fl610]

Trojan 1981

Nome Alaska

[Chimbu chuckles]

That is why, Jaba, its called fishing - not catching

That is a mighty impressive RV asylum, I mean formation.

[Paul O'Rourke]

Jack McDonald

This pic was taken by a local bloke (F Harrington) at Mangalore....as he recalls. Jack flew in the Korean war and later for Brain and Brown - DC3's

Can anyone add further to this? What become of the Mustang?

[Frank Arouet]

VH FCB. Ex RAAF A68-192 left Australia in 1969 for The Phillipines and now resides in England. Last seen Ray Hanna's Old Flying Machine Company at Duxford where it was regularly flown. GB registration G-HAEC. (HAECO was the maintenance arm of Cathay Pacific Airlines who undertook the restoration programme).

Mark 22 Mustang CAC S/N 1417 Delivered 03/1951.

Sold overseas 04/1958 ex VH FCB and PI-C-651.

Jack McDonald was also regularly seen around Bankstown in the late 50's He caught me sitting in Fawcett's VH BOZ (from memory) dreaming as one did in those days and I had the pleasure of a long ground "endorsement". That sort of thing is probably illegal today.

[fl610]

Ye-ha

[ForkTailedDrKiller]

Personally I think Nomanza would be better since the V Tail is a bit of a girly aeroplane anyway

Yes indeed, a very sexy girly aeroplane!

What does this view remind you of PF?

Dr

[Peter Fanelli]

Looks a bit like an aeroplane, with some bits missing and other bits bent.

Subsequent thought....


Ooooh a small aeroplane, must be one of those Cessna's.

[Xcel]

I heard fdk on the radio the other day passing across the country and thought ooo. a Fork tailed Doctor Killer.. but nope it was a pc12

he is just a myth

[Ovation]

B777 N47 39.379 W064 10.727

[Double Asymmetric]

I like the older ladies better...