Not sure whether anyone has mentioned this for discussion but top news if true- only ‘concern’ I imagine would be its location outside at Filton, it would perhaps have been nice to see it operated on the circuit (with AAs twin pin – a tremendous sight) or if to be static under cover, say at RAFM

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TT

Not sure what your ‘top news’ is, but this is the link for the Canadian Freighter! 🙂

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=55095&highlight=Bristol+freighter

Great news and good luck to them, but I remember the price hike when the Gulfstream American AA5.A Cheetah went out of production and then came back, almost a threefold increase I think.

Ozplane,
This is the Eagle at Nowra with the wheels almost retracted.
Hope I have reduced the size of the file enough!

Yes, you have reduced the size enough, now can you expand it so we can see it? 😀

[url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FLYING-LOG-BOOK-LETTERS-PHOTOGRAPHS-OF-PILOT-1943…

Going, going, gone for £730. 🙂

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=54705&highlight=Pobjoy

Pictures of Scions here if you want to look (not the ones referred to above).

ETNA English news report that the plane was a TC SIX twin propellor aircraft if that helps? :confused:

[QUOTE=Philip Morten]There was the Hiller Rotorcycle, see:

http://www.nasm.si.edu/research/aero/aircraft/hiller_yroe.htm

Philip Morten[/QUOTE

http://www.hiller.org/rotorcycle.shtml

The Saunders Roe Company at Cowes/Eastleigh built ten under contract to Hiller and they were called XROE-1. Five of these were sent to the U.S. and the other five to France. I saw one flying at Eastleigh about 1960.