“Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft 1972-73” shows a picture of a Jet Liner (N1563V) in Apache Airlines Livery (p.283), but no production figures are given in the accompanying article.
“De Havilland Aircraft since 1909” (A.J. Jackson, 1987) on p.449 speaks of 4 of the type for Apache Airlines.
Al
I certainly do!
One addition if you allow:
“Open House” is automatically getting into effect if the one with the right to post the next picture fails to do so in a given time span of 48 hours after confirmation by the previous poster.
Al
The article on the TBD-1 in the March 1990 issue is on pp 148-156, including an Avia Graphica cutaway on pp 152-153.
Al
For more recent descriptions of fleet inventories you should try to locate one of the volumes of “(The Naval Institute Guide to) Combat Fleets of the World”, published roughly every 2 years since the mid 70s.
(ok, the recent 15th. edition is of 2007…)
Older issues are available at second-hand-bookshops at good prices.
Here in Germany we have a series of books called “Weyers Flottentaschenbuch/Warships of the World” first published in 1900.
About every 2 years it lists all ships of all navies with comprehensive tables, drawings and a lot of photos. The older issues are all german language only but that should be no problem as there is not much narrative included.
Many older issues were reprinted.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weyers_Flottentaschenbuch
Al
You got it, Chris.
It’s your turn…
My source for the picture:
http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/HornDavid/8903.htm
This Aerofiles-photo obviously shows further modifications to the airframe for other purposes.
Al
In it’s Vought disguise it was used in a movie starring Gary Cooper.
Al
Not a Packard either, but it is a U.S. design and you are “literally” close…
Al
My source for this photo states that for some reason someone wanted this aircraft to look like a Vought VE-7.
It also states that the airframe still exists today, although I wasn’t able to find a contemporary picture.
Al
It is not a Vought.
Al
Here we go…
Tachikawa Ki-77
Al
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showpost.php?p=1516570&postcount=1518
More than 15 months ago…
Personally I don’t care for recurring Wotplanes from time to time, if it keeps this thread going.
Al
Great pictures! Very impressive airplane.
Your pictures will greatly help me with my next modeling project…
At the next opportunity you should try to turn the battery switch on.
Maybe the fuel indicator comes to life then…:diablo:
Al