Louis Emond (aka SEAMASTER) has sent me this superb image for you to guess: 'What is it'.........
Ok, off you go with the reference books!
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Quiz #113
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Quiz #113
by seawings » Sun Dec 09, 2012 8:20 pm
Hi All, sorry for the delay but I've been experiencing a few computer glitches this past week; I know what it is and I've fixed it now but it prevented me from uploading.
Louis Emond (aka SEAMASTER) has sent me this superb image for you to guess: 'What is it'.........
Ok, off you go with the reference books!
Louis Emond (aka SEAMASTER) has sent me this superb image for you to guess: 'What is it'.........
Ok, off you go with the reference books!
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"I put the sweat of my life into this project, and if it's a failure, I'll leave the country and never come back".
Howard Hughes, re: the HK-1 Hughes Flying Boat, aka the 'Spruce Goose,' 1946.
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Re: Quiz #113
by dogsbody » Sun Dec 09, 2012 10:00 pm
Canadian Vickers Varuna?
Chris
Chris
"What young man could possibly be bored
with a uniform to wear,
a fast aeroplane to fly,
and something to shoot at?"
with a uniform to wear,
a fast aeroplane to fly,
and something to shoot at?"
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Re: Quiz #113
by Kenny » Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:19 pm
Douglas PD1...? (floats don't quite look right, mind you)
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Re: Quiz #113
by dogsbody » Wed Dec 12, 2012 8:02 pm
[quote="seamaster"]Not a Douglas.
You guys want hints?
Louis[/quote
Is it European or North American?
You guys want hints?
Louis[/quote
Is it European or North American?
"What young man could possibly be bored
with a uniform to wear,
a fast aeroplane to fly,
and something to shoot at?"
with a uniform to wear,
a fast aeroplane to fly,
and something to shoot at?"
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Re: Quiz #113
by seamaster » Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:43 pm
I have slowed down my aging by hanging around this forum with you nutcases!
As for the French Machin-Truc-Chouette 1A, everyone should be aware by now that this sextiplane's configuration was with the main wings located under the waterline, which although requiring 10 V-12 engines in order to achieve take-off speed turned out to be a great platform for fishing in the Hudson Bay.
The mystery plane was built in the "Hexagone".
And be careful of the wrath of my Indian friends as I am a Metis.
Louis
As for the French Machin-Truc-Chouette 1A, everyone should be aware by now that this sextiplane's configuration was with the main wings located under the waterline, which although requiring 10 V-12 engines in order to achieve take-off speed turned out to be a great platform for fishing in the Hudson Bay.
The mystery plane was built in the "Hexagone".
And be careful of the wrath of my Indian friends as I am a Metis.
Louis
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Re: Quiz #113
by seamaster » Mon Dec 17, 2012 12:55 pm
Last chance, answer this afternoon or tomorrow morning, whichever comes first!
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Re: Quiz #113
by seamaster » Mon Dec 17, 2012 7:45 pm
No not Latham. it is the France Aviation HY479. built in 1926 it flew a while before being destroyed on the ground in 1927.
it was designed by Francois Denhaut who retired soon after and caused France Aviation to fail, the assets were bought by Morane- Saulnier.
Louis
it was designed by Francois Denhaut who retired soon after and caused France Aviation to fail, the assets were bought by Morane- Saulnier.
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