I hope you like to identify this wee thing.
(@lefty: yes, the layout of the upload manager window has changed)
I hope you like to identify this wee thing.
(@lefty: yes, the layout of the upload manager window has changed)
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gX
The net result would be the same. Not only did we suss out the Apollo, but I had prepped the Accountant as my response... Keith, have we been spending too much time together?Originally Posted by giruXX
both are correct
Keith came first
"To some the sky is the limit. To others it is home" anon.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” -Albert Einstein
Great Minds....?
Keith
Gxx - this looks very much like the Sid Holloway SAH-1, aka Trago Mills etc....
Keith
... if so, I'd be grateful to know the location of the photograph. I have a number of photographs, in the background of which are similar buildings, which I've not been able to place. It would be useful to add this missing detail to those.
That's correct, Keith
The photograph is said to be taken "outside Syd Holloway's Bodmin workshop in early 1983", cf. Aeroplane Oct. 2016.
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gX
Thanks again Gxx, How about this one?
Keith
The environment looks very British, and the plane looks like G-ATXN which may be called Mitchell-Proctor Kittiwake I
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gX
Gxx...Correct in all details - I'm making them too easy! A stein for you& your next submission sir.
Keith
Thank you Keith.
This one for some change
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gX
He112 V1 ?
Mike (and others), you should take a closer look at the picture and at your answer!
Last edited by giruXX; December 22nd, 2016 at 11:41.
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gX
Maybe a prototype of the "B-0" series like the He112V11 (D-IRXS)?
BG
Silly me indeed, it's an He118. V1 again ?
Finally you got it !
Not sure if it is the V1! All sources are silent about the depicted version.
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gX
Getting sloppy in my old age.
Try this one -
Western European one-off pre-WW1. Anzani motor.
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gX
Perry - Beadle T2? ... from Wiki description only.
Keith
Wrong side of the Channel, Keith.
I think gX's bouncing sheep means he knows the answer, so please proceed, sir.......
The bouncing sheep meant "come on boys, it's feasible ..."
I stumbled on the "big Sallard biplane for the 1914 Concours de Sécurité" from
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gX
Yes, it's the 'Avion Autostable Sallard' -over to you - have a Christmas dunkel
Thanks Mike!
Are you ready for some change again? Which specific aircraft do we have here?
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gX
Looks interesting, gX, but for the next 48hrs I'm going to be up to my neck in Christmassy things - as the chef in our household I have to prepare to feed (and water!) the hungry hordes....
I'd like to wish all my friends here a lovely relaxing Christmas and a peaceful and happy New Year !
(I've asked Santa for something suitable for an elderly curler for Christmas.....)
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