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  • in reply to: Competition – Spitfire thingy #1345279
    Peter L
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    Yup, it’s the tie down tubes the rope passes thru in the lower surface of the wings 🙂

    That would’ve been my second guess http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif

    in reply to: Competition – Spitfire thingy #1345592
    Peter L
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    Groping in the dark, but is it the pitot attachment?

    in reply to: Caption Competition?? #1345846
    Peter L
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    The first deployment by Bedford and District Youth Oportunities of their revolutionary combined speed bump and traffic camera was an outstanding success.

    in reply to: Ugliest Aircraft. #1346380
    Peter L
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    http://img153.echo.cx/img153/3848/fuglyest8nl.jpg

    Stormbird takes the palm thus far. Amazing how many of the ugliest aircraft imaginable turn out to be of French manufacture. Case in point the Morane Saulnier ANL.

    http://www.aviafrance.com/images/5784.jpg

    How could the same people that built some of the most elegant aircraft of The Great War come up with this? Generally I take the view that there is no such thing as an ugly bi-plane, but the French really pushed the envelope with the Morane Saulnier AN series.

    in reply to: Short Shamrock Transatlantic attempt #1347287
    Peter L
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    Thank you gentlemen. That is just the information I needed to convince the doubter.

    in reply to: 65 hp Versus the Atlantic #1353495
    Peter L
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    P.S. Peter, what was the plane in the second picture all about?

    It’s from a short biography of Emil Tinkle on my Jasta 38DD site. Some might find it amusing, some not.

    in reply to: 65 hp Versus the Atlantic #1354425
    Peter L
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    I have a picture somewhere on a disk, of a Short shirl torpedo-bomber(no good for Quize’s with it’s name on the side :rolleyes: ), with mod’s to fly the pond back in April 1919,
    called the Short Shamrock, with a huge tank underneather instead of a torp, and bigger wing span, It has four guy’s linked hand in hand to throw the HUGE wooden prop for contact,(if someone has it handy post it please 😉 )

    This looks like it.

    http://img85.echo.cx/img85/8304/handsprop7kn.jpg

    And here is the unmodified version. With appologies for the retouching which was done for a spoof web site of mine.

    http://www.wwimodeler.com/j38dd/uri.jpg
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