Eastwood/Roach has 256 listed plus the Canadian Victory Aircraft Ltd.
PC4494 C.I (Spec)
FM400 Royal Air Force 1359 Flight del 18.12.45; Royal Air Force Lyneham Staion Flight tfd 22.3.46; G-ALBX Skyways Ltd. “Sky Dominion” bt 16.4.48; crashed Neustadt, near Wunstorf, British Zone Germany 19.6.46
Eastwood/Roach has these
TS789-‘813 (G-AGNL-‘NZ G-AGOA-‘OF, G-AGSL-‘SP)
listed as C.I
and only 22 as I
1208-1210 G-AGJB-D
1300-1311 G-AHEW-Z, AHFA-H
1316 G-AHFI
1340 G-AHLV
1354-56, 1365, 1366 LV-…
Done too
1354
LV-XGN Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, del .46, LV-AFV Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, rr 24.1.48 Aerolineas Argentinas nn 5.49 – bt Eagle Aviation Ltd. 28.12.50 G-AMGL
1355
LV-XGO Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, del .46, LV-AFY Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, rr 24.3.48, Aerolineas Argentinas nn 5.49 – bt Eagle Aviation Ltd. 28.12.50 G-AMGM
1356
LV-XGP Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, del 4.46, LV-AFZ Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, rr 30.3.48, Aerolineas Argentinas nn 5.49 – bt Eagle Aviation Ltd. 28.12.50 G-AMGK
1365
LV-XIG Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, del 5.12.46, crashed into side of mountains 31 kms from Rio de Janeiro, Brasil 23.12.46
1366
LV-XIH Flota Aerea Mercante Argentina, del 12.12.46, crashed Moron Air Force Base, Buenos Aires, Argentina 25.7.47
Edit, just looked again at slide, cancel whatever it was I had written
Rgds
DC
Sorry, its the abbreviation for “Transportes Aereos Sao Tome”
You need a copy of the Hobby Shop/Eastwood/Roach, Piston A/c Production List. All there.
They made the same split in these four batches
MW100-149
MW161-210
MW223-272
MW284-333
N130Q
Registration valid until 30 Sep 2013
http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNum_Results.aspx?NNumbertxt=130Q
Last pictures of N130Q already 7 years old!
Has anyone pictures newer than 2004?
and another nice clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ6zTZuq5zw&feature=related
According to the Bruce Robertson book “British Military Aircraft Serials” 1911-1971
MW100-149
MW161-210
MW223-272
MW284-333
MW100-102 V.I.P. versions
MW104, 106, 109-112, 114-120, 122-128 passenger versions
MW105, 130-139, 141, 149, 161-168 freighters
MW103, 108, 113, 121, 129 went to BOAC as G-AGJA-E
MW107 became SAAF4999
Martin
Thought this one…
http://www.fradu-canberras.co.uk/fraducan/images/847d.jpg
Hi
I am reading interceptor fighters by bowyer on page 53 he mentions the hurricane and spitfire floatplanes being high priority, then mentions that the order was also applied to the Lysander and gladiator.
Anyone seen a Lysander sketch ?
cheers
Jerry
Never seen a Lysander on floats, even in her role as an air-sea-rescue aircraft not – only one on skis.
Martin
Dagger VIII
1938 – 955 hp, intermediate altitude supercharger, initially known as E.108
Guess you have already found this too
http://www.patrickkempe.co.uk/Video/Wartime_Airfields_of_the_New_Forest.htm
“WARTIME AIRFIELDS OF THE NEW FOREST”
90 minute documentary film
Index:
Aeroplanes at Sway.
Thanks to hunterxf382 and Paul Marfell (Binbrook) we can now see a then and now of Binbrook.. now sadly minus the Wellington.
Great! Thanks a lot!
Another effort to find a trace of F-AIGO –
Am looking for owners of Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft 1926 or 1927.
Anybody?
It’s too expensive to buy one (between 400 and 600 Euros:eek:) and with the risk, that no photo of Hanriot 320, F-AIGO will be in it…
Martin
WF299/WN105 Hawker Sea Hawk FB3 at Flambarts Theme Park in 1989
http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1276987/
and an interesting story about the owner in post #1 of
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=64268