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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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Yes Lefty I had a mind that the White stuff might have been something unknown to me that people up in the far North call snow....Yes, Carlo, it's the Czech spotter - (the white stuff is called snow - you may be unfamiliar with it.......)
Over to Tuscany
Now something terribly easy for relaxation purposes...
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
https://imgur.com/a/6onLj
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That is a beautiful picture of a Piaggio P.148 in Villanova d'Albenga. 
Hi Robert!That is a beautiful picture of a Piaggio P.148 in Villanova d'Albenga.
Absolutely right...
Your turn please
Carlo (BG)
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Not a European type.
It might not be obvious, but this is a two-seater.
It might not be obvious, but this is a two-seater.
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This beauty was developped from a plane of another company. It was intended as a trainer but not accepted.
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Did I mention already that the manufacturer has quite a reputation for his aerobatic aircraft?
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Not even a try?
According to aerofiles the engine was a Continental with 165 horses.
According to aerofiles the engine was a Continental with 165 horses.
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Your dart made a direct hit! 
It is the Great Lakes 41, also called XPT-930. Developed from the Inland T, offered to the Navy but rejected.
From the "1934 Aircraft Year Book"
Over to you, Kevin.
It is the Great Lakes 41, also called XPT-930. Developed from the Inland T, offered to the Navy but rejected.
From the "1934 Aircraft Year Book"
Over to you, Kevin.
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