Fouga – there were some of your name sake seats here.
Hmm, any EFA 602 5-point seatbelts for sale separately?
Can you get inside the museum? If so, would it be possible to get a few pics of the Potez-Heinkel CM.191?
bump 🙂 New image. Any idea?
May I remind you James, that we already won once and had several high rankings? Our 2010 entry finished 6th:diablo:
Fouga CM.173
Fouga CM.175
Potez CM.191
Fouga 90
IAI tzukit
Damn, only 5 😀
Don’t have any parts, but do you have any pictures of the restoration? Would love to see them 🙂
Scott snap-on leather edgeroll kit 🙂 Works great indeed with the -55 internals. Comms are standard NATO/US. Mask is a HGU-12/p. It’s the combo I used for a few military flights. The French civil Fouga I sometimes fly in has the oxygen system deleted, so I just use a small cable to go from US NATO plug to French(UK helicopter?) plug. I leave the ox hose disconnected, so no need to convert that fitting. I prefer wearing the mask instead of a boom mike for the added protection in case of a bird strike.
I will however have to change the mil earphones with 300ohm civil ones after a recent comm setup change.
I created my own helmet for when I fly the Fouga. It’s a white dual visor HGU-26 with a Scott leather edgeroll kit. The inside however is totally HGU-55 with leather earcups and TPL liner. Looks totally period correct but with modern comfort 🙂 Comms are standard mil, but I use a conversion cable from NATO to French plug.
Nice to see they are remembered.
I assume its something French as Toulouse-Blagnac is the centre of the French aviation industry?
I so hope that one day one of those makes it into preservation in Brunty!
I think they are still working on it.
I loved the displays, but I can’t believe she allowed them to be scrapped after the exhibition 🙁