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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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pomme homme
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Macchi M.52R ..... or is it the M.67 (says he, having failed to distinguish the finer detail of the three Italian 1929 Schneider Trophy entrants)?
fabulousfour
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Maybe the Kirkham-Williams Mercury racer, intended to compete in the Schneider Trophy?
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Robert has nailed this one, Mike - the not-quite-right failed US entry. In fact, it only just qualified for this forum, having heaved itself off the water for only a short distance !
Over to Germany -
- remembering happy evenings in the Schottenhamel pavilion - nearly 50 years ago now......
Over to Germany -
- remembering happy evenings in the Schottenhamel pavilion - nearly 50 years ago now......
fabulousfour
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I had to google that, I must admit that I never visited the Oktoberfest, mostly because of the horrible price for the beer. Things are getting worse from year to year.
Must be a real gap in ecucation.
Here is something more in size but less in speed.
A question concerning the rules: Is it enough to qualifiy for the mystery when the craft was ready to fly but was only tested on the ground?
I have a nice one which I would love to show you.
Must be a real gap in ecucation.
Here is something more in size but less in speed.
A question concerning the rules: Is it enough to qualifiy for the mystery when the craft was ready to fly but was only tested on the ground?
I have a nice one which I would love to show you.
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That the LeO 203 Robert?
I say go for it. I'm curious!
Also, like Lefty thought the Rumpler was a racer buried in Aerofiles somewhere. Good one Uli.
I say go for it. I'm curious!
Also, like Lefty thought the Rumpler was a racer buried in Aerofiles somewhere. Good one Uli.
Hello boys and girls!I had to google that, I must admit that I never visited the Oktoberfest, mostly because of the horrible price for the beer. Things are getting worse from year to year.
Must be a real gap in ecucation.
Here is something more in size but less in speed.
A question concerning the rules: Is it enough to qualifiy for the mystery when the craft was ready to fly but was only tested on the ground?
I have a nice one which I would love to show you.
What about the LeO 208?
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
fabulousfour
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Near miss, Kevin, but Carlo has it. 
It is the LeO 208
And thanks for your answer concerning the non-flyer, it will be one of my next mysteries then. Won't tell you in advance which one
It is the LeO 208
And thanks for your answer concerning the non-flyer, it will be one of my next mysteries then. Won't tell you in advance which one
https://imgur.com/9UlExGE
Hi Robert!
What about a nice old fashioned floater?
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
PS Actually I had within easy reach a nice pic of a craft all lined up to fly which however refused to do so and never took off however by editing I would have deprived you of your original idea which wouldn't have been fair......maybe later on!
Hi Robert!
What about a nice old fashioned floater?
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
PS Actually I had within easy reach a nice pic of a craft all lined up to fly which however refused to do so and never took off however by editing I would have deprived you of your original idea which wouldn't have been fair......maybe later on!
cthornburg
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I remember the pix but don't know the exact item as it's a missile.
Chris
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That's it. I figure it wouldn't last long.
Chris
Chris
pomme homme
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It's one of the aeroplanes used in 'The Great Waldo Pepper' film (1975). There it's called the 'Styles Skystreak'!