January 23, 2002 at 9:58 pm
So what is it ? ( I’m not asking for my benefit i already know) and where is it?
Phil
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By: keithmac - 24th January 2002 at 19:11
RE: Keithmac- If you liked that you will like this
Reminds me of a story! Back in the 70’s the local pub near Church Fenton changed hands. The new owner re decorated and wanted a new name and pub sign. So a competition was held on the station to come up with idea’s. It landed up with a Bulldog (Scottish Aviation variety) and the name “The Fenton Flyer”. However this was not the winner with the rank and file airmen of 2 FTS. Their choice was one of the above leaning on a fence asleep, and the pub named “The Lazy Fokker”.
KeithMac.
By: Ant.H - 24th January 2002 at 19:03
RE: Keithmac- If you liked that you will like this
It’s a reproduction Fokker Eindekker (monoplane).I’m not sure which model of Eindekker it’s meant to be,so it could be anything from an E.I to an E.III.I think she’s owned by the same people as the Moraine.
Incidentally,they seem to have painted the serial number in the wrong place,it was usually painted on the lower half of the fuselage just behind the wing root.The 1915 serial number suggests that it is intended to represent an E.I.
By: philo - 24th January 2002 at 17:37
RE: Keithmac- If you liked that you will like this
Right on both counts chaps.
So here’s the one behind it.
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By: keithmac - 23rd January 2002 at 23:03
RE: Keithmac- If you liked that you will like this
Looks like I got beaten to an answer, but I would agree with Ant. Love the picture!
By: Ant.H - 23rd January 2002 at 22:58
RE: Keithmac- If you liked that you will like this
It’s a Moraine Type N,otherwise known as the Moraine ‘Bullet’.I think the venue might well be Booker.If I remember rightly,this machine is part of the Blue Max Movie Museum.