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Reply With QuoteA Percival Proctor maybe?
A serious question. Can anyone identify this aircraft from what we see of it here. I honestly have no idea what it is.
I can't give a source for the picture either,it'll be from the internet. I just found it in a "various" folder on my HD which doesn't help much!
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Steve
“Die Sonne scheint noch”—”The sun still shines.” Last words of Sophie Scholl....If you don't know her,look her up.
A Percival Proctor maybe?
I agree with Allyne a Percival Proctor!
Thanks very much Allyne. I'm sure you are correct. The tail wheel assembly and "cut away" rudder are spot on.
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Steve
“Die Sonne scheint noch”—”The sun still shines.” Last words of Sophie Scholl....If you don't know her,look her up.
Not exactly what you would call an exciting ride is it? Still they can't all be glamorous Spitfires!
“Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack, Butting through the Channel in the mad March days"
You're right there Richard. Functional springs to mind. I think they had a puny 250HP at their disposal!Originally Posted by Bunkerbarge
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Steve
“Die Sonne scheint noch”—”The sun still shines.” Last words of Sophie Scholl....If you don't know her,look her up.
Fascinating. Looking at the tail in Steve's photo it looks as though it will fold up flat against the fin.
Does it ?
Laurie
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