By: ALBERT ROSS - 3rd January 2006 at 14:28
Is the top one their B.170?
Yes, correct a Mk.21 with clipped wings. 😉
By: Dave T - 3rd January 2006 at 08:22
Consul,
I think the ‘Moron’ is closer to home 😉
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By: Consul - 3rd January 2006 at 00:09
No great secret what’s at Moron. If there’s a Beverley surviving in Argentina then it’s news to preservationists and aviation historians alike! Looks more like their Lincoln to me and IMHO the aircraft suggested to be a Neptune is in fact their Viking. Is the top one their B.170?
By: J Boyle - 2nd January 2006 at 23:33
I believe the planes to the left of the DC-3 are a Lockheed Neptune then a Guarani.
By: Ross_McNeill - 2nd January 2006 at 22:05
Hi,
Argentina used both Lancasters and Lincolns.
It’s the Lincoln in the Aeropark.
http://www.choiquehobbies.com.ar/revista/notas/Lincoln/Lincolne.htm
Regards
Ross
By: Fred41 - 2nd January 2006 at 21:30
The view of these planes:
By: topgun regect - 2nd January 2006 at 21:13
The ones either side of the egg beater look like a DC3 and a Beverley?
By: ollieholmes - 2nd January 2006 at 21:12
tried alt -print screen and nothing happens… 🙁
they look pretty old, and i though one looked like a lancaster….but there’s none in south america surely?
You have to hold down alt and then press print screen. You may have to try it several times.
By: storch123 - 2nd January 2006 at 20:58
Rio De Janeiro????? I followed your map co-ordinates and got Moron airport – Buenos Aires, Argentina!!!!!!!
By: bloodnok - 2nd January 2006 at 20:24
Alt – print screen and then paste them into paint or something and save them. Thats how i do a screen shot.
tried alt -print screen and nothing happens… 🙁
they look pretty old, and i though one looked like a lancaster….but there’s none in south america surely?
By: ollieholmes - 2nd January 2006 at 20:18
Alt – print screen and then paste them into paint or something and save them. Thats how i do a screen shot.
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