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Another little jewel from Ted Cook

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RyDraiggoch

Charter Member
Ted Cook has release another VERY eceltic British Homebuilt. It began its life in the late 5os powered by a Triumph motorcycle engine, a Luton Minor style parasol wing desgnthe FRED has about fifty copies flying worldwide, Its classic Ted Cook, Available now at Ted's website and of course "The Pond" (www.britsim.com)


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Enjoy

Leif
 
Cool. I used to ride a t120 pre-unit construction, with left hand shift, for a couple years. I want to see what the double thumper can do flying!
 
Hey, all info I saw had the VW Type 1 engine as the power plant. I was really hoping for a Triumph engine, dual concentric Amals. Still cool!!!!
 
Awwwww, a baby airplane! :icon_lol:
Ted really cranks out some interesting stuff. I'm pretty much indifferent to the standard general aviation types but Ted's planes I like.
 
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