Actually, I took great care to say 'wee twin' as opposed to 'twin engine'. It did, after all, have twin props !
As to the AS.37, I got most of the info from this thread -
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/thr...projects.9070/
(which included a post from someone called avion ancien, who didn't seem to object to that designation......)
The more one reads, the more one learns. Thus I hope that my knowledge now is greater than when I posted on that thread over four years ago. To the best of my knowledge the only version of the AS.37 with tractor props is the Starck-Nickel SN.01 F-PYBQ. But I'm content to be corrected.
As there were no overnight offerings, here's a curious little aeroplane to be going on with. But no prizes for stating what powered it!
I hear the waterfalls roar
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This must be the Shapley Kittiwake (G-AFRP?)..sorry for my long silence but I was in the Dolomites for one week to avoid the terrible heat of last week...by the way after a few days of lower temperatures a new hot wave is expected for the Whole of nest week nstarting Tomorrow...terrific!Originally Posted by pomme homme
The more one reads, the more one learns. Thus I hope that my knowledge now is greater than when I posted on that thread over four years ago. To the best of my knowledge the only version of the AS.37 with tractor props is the Starck-Nickel SN.01 F-PYBQ. But I'm content to be corrected.
As there were no overnight offerings, here's a curious little aeroplane to be going on with. But no prizes for stating what powered it!
Carlo
Indeed, Carlo, that tubby wee fellow is the ill-fated Shapley Kittiwake II. Over to Italy.
'Waterfalls roar' ? Ah yes, Niagara.
This forum is getting more like a cryptic crossword every day !
So when someone posts a picture of the Hendy Hobo, will the response be 'rapids thunder', and, if so, maybe the AC-35 will elicit 'gentle outpourings'?
Hello boys and girls!
This is only a partial view of a very common and famous craft I'm sure you won't have any difficulty in uncovering her….
Cheers
Carlo
https://imgur.com/a/a7FjKEh
Maybe the answer is To Be Found in Aerofiles, Carlo ???
The small door is No.151 I think - the oil cooler air exit flap.
Belongs to the mighty Avenger!
Not a fan of the partial bit to identify but it looks like a Grumman TBF Avenger.
And there was I entering into the spirit of the new cryptic forum - 'To Be Found' = TBF !
Yes Mr.Green very cute commentsThe small door is No.151 I think - the oil cooler air exit flap.
Belongs to the mighty Avenger!
Carlo
I didn't even catch that Mike.
Are we sure it was not a TBM?
Cheers Carlo.
OPEN HOUSE.
That was To Be Meant
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A nice 2-seat amphibian. Hope she did not appear earlier.
It has appeared once before (posted by me!). Let's see who else knows it.
That blue-winged duck is not in aerofiles, if I am right.
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Hi giruXX, you are right and I am very pretty extremely sure you have the answer.
Me Tarzan, you Jane will help.
Rob should be jumping in soon, after all it's....
I jumped in, found they'd drained the pool, hit my head and all is a blur...
someone solve it and end my misery
"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
Yes, now I see. All is clear. When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea.
May I help with: Crowder CR-100 Blue Teal
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