got looking at the Luscombe "Sprite" aka "90" aka "4" but can't find a pic that convinces me...
got looking at the Luscombe "Sprite" aka "90" aka "4" but can't find a pic that convinces me...
"To some the sky is the limit. To others it is home" anon.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” -Albert Einstein
Rob, look no further - it is indeed the early Luscombe 90/4 (NX 1253) !
Sorry for the delay guys. I actually thought I'd get a "close, but..." and then I fell asleep.
Searching for this one here led to a circular listing of the whole thread so it's possible it has been done previously
"To some the sky is the limit. To others it is home" anon.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” -Albert Einstein
Hi Rob
I think your large machine is the Paul Schmitt 7.
Thank you sir - mulled wine is always welcomed !
Here's a chap with well-tailored trousers....
Over once again to Italy !
Hey BG,
Can't find a proper name for it other than the A-6 or A-6/U variant. Apparently they added weight to the tail section to offset the bracing up front and that caused the flight characteristics to deteriorate.
Much too kind BG.
Here is an interesting flying boat to consider...
Hello again Moses
Something to do with the Applegate family?
Cheers
BG
Close, but I think this one has a locomotive driver at the controls - the Casey Jones Flying Boat ?
BG was hot on the trail but Lefty hit the center of the dartboard.
I'll be interested to see what you come up with as a model number for this one !
This one gentlemen is a Tupolev USB 2M103A (trainer) captured by the finns and incorporated in their F.A.F. as SB6....
Cheers
BG
I think that's close enough, BG - have seen so many variations but that looks OK to me ! Sorry I had to blot out the (Finnish) swastikas !
Is that a snorkel I see before me?
At the moment no idea of the aircraft.
Keith
Fairey Ultra-Light?
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