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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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cthornburg
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cthornburg
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That's it didn't take long.
Chris
Chris
lefty
SOH-CM-2023
I did actually have a go at this one, and dug out my only post-millennium Jane's (2002-3). It contains a couple of dozen very similar white plastic creations, but nothing which fits exactly.....
Curious to know how you expected us to recognise it as East European - the neo-Brutalist hangar architecture in the background, perhaps ?
Curious to know how you expected us to recognise it as East European - the neo-Brutalist hangar architecture in the background, perhaps ?
giruXX
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I must admit that these “modern Piper Cubs” all look alike. Does this mean that history repeats?
My picture shows OK-NUU 03 an Aerosette MH-46 Eclipse, cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerosette_MH-46_Eclipse
Open House then
My picture shows OK-NUU 03 an Aerosette MH-46 Eclipse, cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerosette_MH-46_Eclipse
Open House then
lefty
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Thanks, Uli -maybe someone can tell us the definition of an ultralight, as this looks like a normal aeroplane to me!
Here's something definitely not white, and grainy almost to Mose standards.
Hint - I bought a book of old photographs on my holiday - this is described as 'a seaplane found floating in the Atlantic and towed in by a fishing boat.'
I've managed to deduce what it was - anyone else ?
Here's something definitely not white, and grainy almost to Mose standards.
Hint - I bought a book of old photographs on my holiday - this is described as 'a seaplane found floating in the Atlantic and towed in by a fishing boat.'
I've managed to deduce what it was - anyone else ?
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pomme homme
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Have some ...... m'dear!
Whether an aeroplane is an ultralight depends, mainly, on its seating capacity and all up weight - and this differs from country to country. You'll find some guidance at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultralight_aviation.
Whether an aeroplane is an ultralight depends, mainly, on its seating capacity and all up weight - and this differs from country to country. You'll find some guidance at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultralight_aviation.
lefty
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Thanks Mike - I had always pictured microlights as nylon-and-piano-wire machines, but it's obviously subtler than that.
You're both, of course, correct about Madeira - the next bit of detective work might take a wee while longer.....I at first thought Junkers but you can dismiss that one !
You're both, of course, correct about Madeira - the next bit of detective work might take a wee while longer.....I at first thought Junkers but you can dismiss that one !
