March 7, 2008 at 4:06 pm

What the devil is it?
Apologies if not ‘Historic’
Moggy
By: wv838 - 13th March 2008 at 00:53
Errr.. I’ve not seen that down at the GA park or in Keenair’s hangar. It must be with either Ravenair or I need glasses!
I’ll have a poke around next time I get the chance. I’m trying hard to remember what aircraft George was flying last time I saw him.
By: Moggy C - 8th March 2008 at 07:55
I would say it`s a Falco F8L G-OGKB
Many thanks. That now seems to be the weight of opinion.
Moggy 🙂
By: Kenneth - 7th March 2008 at 21:52
It’s definitely a Falco; the fuselage “split” behind the cockpit/wing structure is a very characterising feature of this lovely aircraft.
I knew someone in Denmark who had a rare Laverda-built example of this aircraft (had a flight in it as well…), acquired all the Sequoia brochures (the company which very likely provided the kit for the depicted aircraft) and followed Stephen Wilkinson’s reports in “Pilot” on building this aircraft. A Norwegian Falco builder crossed the Atlantic in 1993 to attend Oshkosh!
If I remember correctly you actually build the thing in more or less one piece and when it’s time to move the aircraft you saw off the tailcone, thereby aiming very accurately between bulkheads provided for this very purpose.. 😮
By: keithnewsome - 7th March 2008 at 21:46
Moggy all sounds good to me (as if I know), couple of pics from the web may help ! Falco F8L.


By: G-ANPK - 7th March 2008 at 20:23
Moggy C
I would say it`s a Falco F8L G-OGKB PFA100-12153 owned by G K Brothwood and has been underconstruction at Liverpool / Speke airport since 12/11/2006 when it arrived by road.
I may be wrong ,but it`s a good possablity.
Rgds G-ANPK
By: RPSmith - 7th March 2008 at 17:13
……Apologies if not ‘Historic’ Moggy
Surely any aeroplane with that amount of timber in it is ‘historic’ 😀 😀
Roger Smith.
By: Moggy C - 7th March 2008 at 16:33
Falco is the popular guess. I just wondered if it was anything to do with the growing selection of preserved aircraft at the old terminal.
Moggy
By: mike currill - 7th March 2008 at 16:14
Unless there’s going to be flaps in that gap too I’d say it’s something aerobatic with ailerons of that span and chord. Having said that it looks like side by side seating given the width of the fuselage, how about a Falco seeing as it’s made of wood? Sorry if I’ve raised more questions but that’s about all I can think of.
By: RAFRochford - 7th March 2008 at 16:12
Just a thought…
Is it a Europa???
Regards
Steve
By: Paul F - 7th March 2008 at 16:11
The new Angel of the North West?
Sorry Moggy 😮
Paul F