Hi all - just back from the pantomime (Pinocchio - never too old for a good panto !)
Glad to see the year (a far as we over here are concerned) ended up with an old pusher - Texas wouldn't be the same without him.
A Guid New Year tae ye all, and I hope a dram or two is flowing around the world !
Please, Ickie, give us a whisky shot smiley - PLEEEEEASE !!!!!!
Well, it's 2010 across the pond. Sounds like Lefty had a fun evening.
Wout has most likely tucked in for the night so here is a sleek twin to keep the ball rolling. Please press on if you know this one. Might not be around for awhile.
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I think this is the Leonides-engined Airspeed Consul VX587. Hic...
Talking of pushers, here's a one-off from a well-known company. There is a debate about how far it flew, admittedly.
It is from the side of the Pond currently enjoying 2010.
How long it's been since I last had a clue about a mystery? Not going to change today
Happy new year to you all, folks.
DHC2Pilot and fasm seem to be on a roll at the moment, Moses and the deadly Wout are the Ronaldo and Messi of the spotting business !
(I realise that some of our Transatlantic pals may not instantly recognise those two names - they are simply the best in the round ball game........)
Happy New Year to you too, Yann !
Happy happy new year to you all
I think our #1 plane spotter has stumped the regulars. Initially thought the pusher had an Italian feel but the trail has faded.
Going to join Yann in the pub.
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Hope the pub was convivial. Ours was......
I am indebted to Ord-Hume's tome British Light Aeroplanes (lefty's Christmas present to lefty) for this very rare picture of the Miles Pusher project of around 1935. As I said, at least one of its promoters claimed it did actually fly.
This one is not British...
Oh-oh, I seem to have new attachment limit slapped upon me (since I donated !) - get back to you later
Done a little housekeeping -we'll try again !
Ahh, that's better !
Aero A.104.
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Confident on the Czech parasol so will press on here with a grainy trimotor...
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The brochure for the trimotor boasts of seating for six passengers and or room for mail. From a small firm.
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C.N.A. Delta from Italy.
Pretty sure of the CNA, so we'll try this ungainly machine, which started life as a fighter... Any takers ?
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