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Qualität des Beitrags: Beteiligte Poster: Pathfinder - Anonymous - Roy N - MUCKS - Paul - pesel Forum: - Aero Part Identify Board - aus dem Unterforum: Alle Typen / All types Antworten: 19 Forum gestartet am: Donnerstag 15.02.2007 Sprache: englisch Link zum Originaltopic: Unknown Aircraft Letzte Antwort: vor 16 Jahren, 2 Monaten, 20 Tagen, 1 Stunde, 29 Minuten
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Re: Unknown Aircraft
Pathfinder - 07.07.2007, 12:46Unknown Aircraft
Hi all,
here a photo from an unknown aircraft. Maybe someone can identify this type !? Have the original photo here, but no notice of the backside about type or country...
Regards
Nils
By apiboard at 2007-07-07
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Anonymous - 08.07.2007, 18:00unknown a/c Amiot 354?
The a/c might be an Amiot 354. It's a radial engine, has reinforced landing gear, and a glazed nose.
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 08.07.2007, 18:35
Hi Ken,
thanks for that.
you are not right but please try again. ;)
i already know what this AC is.
it took me hours of searching to find the answer.
i am not going to tell Nils what it is yet. i am leaving it for others to try.
there is one part visible that is a clue to which country its from. only these two countries use this feature on their AC
we could have a competition.
perhaps Nils will donate his car as a prize for the winner :D :cool:
Roy
Re: Unknown Aircraft
MUCKS - 09.07.2007, 23:48
Roy.
It's British, the reason I think is the undercarriage. Double leg with the bridge plate which is shaped to the tyre conture. :I Do I win the car?
Martin (Mucks)
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 09.07.2007, 23:54
Martin,
type and country of origin are what Nils asked for... no car :cool:
Roy
Re: Unknown Aircraft
MUCKS - 10.07.2007, 00:45
Roy.
It's American ,now do I win the car :I
Hi Nils
Martin(Mucks)
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 10.07.2007, 00:49
Roy N wrote: Martin,
type and country of origin are what Nils asked for... no car :cool:
you need both. :D
perhaps you have neither. :cool:
Nils` car is safe ;)
Roy
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Paul - 10.07.2007, 21:52
Saw the bridge plate on some type but I can't recall what it was... :???:
Paul
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Pathfinder - 10.07.2007, 22:16
Guys,
I hope my car is really safe, but otherwise nobody whould have my old Vectra :cool:
I think this a/c can be a Russian or Polish... ??
Nils
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 10.07.2007, 22:40
ok, heres a clue..
the twin tail is of an unusual dihedral that i associate with only two countries. this was the thing that helped me identify the type
its hard to see but its there.
it puts a shadow on the ground on one side but not the other. i think half the tail is missing..
it looks like this AC was used for spares. missing cylinder from one engine. cowlings gone, wing leading edges gone
close up of tail.
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 10.07.2007, 23:02
Nils
trust me, your car is in very safe hands :cool:
im sure no one will ever guess this plane :oops: :panik:
Roy
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Paul - 10.07.2007, 23:32
Potez maybe? :n66:
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 10.07.2007, 23:38
Nils,
hide your car :shock:
Paul have you been cheating? :?:
10 points to the Netherlands
well done
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Paul - 10.07.2007, 23:40
Thank you, thank you !
Not cheating, the clue for the stabilizer convinced me it was French !! :D
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Paul - 10.07.2007, 23:47
Time to get a good beer first followed by sweet dreams of my newly won Trabant ! :I
See you later Guys !
Paul
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 10.07.2007, 23:49
i thought french or russian.. i looked at russian first. :sad:
Ken did get country of origin right. :D
Re: Unknown Aircraft
pesel - 09.02.2008, 02:44
It's a Potez 63-11 to be precise
Re: Unknown Aircraft
Roy N - 09.02.2008, 03:27
Hi Pawel, welcome,
its good to see you here.
the caption with the photo i posted has the full type. as you say, its a Potez 63-11.
that took me a long time to figure out.
where were you when i needed you ;)
Cheers
Roy
Re: Unknown Aircraft
pesel - 09.02.2008, 04:13
Hi Roy,
All pleasure is mine (for being with you), thanks for the welcome.
I have a number of Luftwaffe items to be identified, so I plan to be quite often here.
Where were I? You better ask "where haven't you been" - so the answer would be easier to me ;)
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