Braided faggots

dewoitine

dewoitine

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Hi all,

On French airfields the airplanes were protected by braided faggots :

fascine.jpg
Suippes airfield, GC 1/5

But if you have better (faggots), I am interested.
 
Hi Andre, great idea as usual!.I guess it translates as woven fencing..Do you have any original photos?



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Pat Pattle said:
Hi Andre, great idea as usual!.I guess it translates as woven fencing..Do you have any original photos?



I think that you should have the prize for most original mods at the moment! Please keep them coming.
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Hi Clive, thanks.

I translated "fascines = faggots with ground" by "faggots" but you are certainly right.

fascine tressée.jpg
 
ndicki said:
Sounds like school food again. Unless you're American.

Fantastic idea, Andre!
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Thanks Nigel, so sorry for my english but woven fencing is not a protection for plane.:adoration:
I have no idea for this.

Fascines.jpg P1020625.jpg Curtiss n°147, squadron 2, GC I/5 seen here in its box.

I have changed psp and "merlon", box ?
 
hairyspin said:
Pardon my off-beat British humour, but good job! :applause:
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Not at all, hairyspin, I like British humour but I don't understand all words.
Every peaple have his words (rain cats and dogs or bloody weather, when I went London in 1965 and 1966 in a British family, remenber :biggrin-new:)
 
In some parts of Britain faggots are a delicacy or local speciality and regarded in the same way as tête de veau: some like 'em and some don't.

Faggots-008.jpg
 
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