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A4K said:
I've got one in a book ('Flugzeug Typen Der Welt') - painted with white bird feathers... I'll see if the missus can scan it at work, otherwise drop us your address in a PM and I'll photocopy it for ya.

Evan
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Thanks Evan. If it isn't too inconvenient for you please send the pic to my e-mail which is the following:
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Thanks again mate
carson1934 (Carlo)
 
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Dear Graeme, I promise you I didn´t know the thread where the Chinese biplane appeared:oops: :oops: :oops:
Next time, if any, I´ll try to find a difficult one. By the way, the caption of the Chinese biplane defined it as a Fu Shin AP-1 Ning-Hsia:?: :?:
 
Emilio Lafuente said:
Dear Graeme, I promise you I didn´t know the thread where the Chinese biplane appeared:oops: :oops: :oops:
Next time, if any, I´ll try to find a difficult one. By the way, the caption of the Chinese biplane defined it as a Fu Shin AP-1 Ning-Hsia:?: :?:
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I'm arrived to late!!Graeme was right, I posted it there is 6 months!8)
 
its the father of the Skyraider - trhe XBTD Destroyer
 

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Is there anyone who could direct me to a website containing pictures of the Curtiss A-12 "Shrike" operating in China or with chinese markings? Or is there a page in this forum dealing with this subject?
Thanks for your attention!
carson1934
 
My cousin Bob Williamson, was of the 17th Airborn Division, 513 Parachute Infantry Regiment, 1st Platoon, E Company.
He was flown into Baston, Germany in 1944-45 on a C-45.
What I need to a possible picture of such a aircraft. It took off from land to drop.
Cousin Helen "Tootsie" Bagley
 
Hi Carson. You might be more successful with your image requests (such as the Curtiss A-12 above) if you made a thread so more people view it. Maybe titling it "Carson's Requests." Just a thought. :)

carson1934 said:
what's the name of this czech craft?
carson1934
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The Skoda D-1, a licensed version of the French Dewoitine D 21...

A.F.M. Skoda D-1

Patoruzu said:
its the father of the Skyraider - trhe XBTD Destroyer
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Quick and accurate as always Patoruzu!


New one
They replaced a fuel tank with an engineers position. What aircraft and why...

 
Graeme said:
Hi Carson. You might be more successful with your image requests (such as the Curtiss A-12 above) if you made a thread so more people view it. Maybe titling it "Carson's Requests." Just a thought. :)



The Skoda D-1, a licensed version of the French Dewoitine D 21...

A.F.M. Skoda D-1



Quick and accurate as always Patoruzu!


New one
They replaced a fuel tank with an engineers position. What aircraft and why...

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Hi Graeme,
it is the Skoda D1 you are really a swell guy.
When I am more familiar with this complicated forum I will organize a thread in such a way that it could be viewed by more people (like for instance my question concerning Curtiss A-12)
carson1934
 
cam some kind guy confirm whether the attached pic represents the experimental Curtiss XP42 of 1939? The one thing however that puzzles me are the two gun barrels protruding from both air inlets which are unavailable in similar pics. Weren't they supposed to cool off carberettors (I mean the air inlets)?
Thanks in advance for helping me.
carson1934
 

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carson1934 said:
cam some kind guy confirm whether the attached pic represents the experimental Curtiss XP42 of 1939? The one thing however that puzzles me are the two gun barrels protruding from both air inlets which are unavailable in similar pics. Weren't they supposed to cool off carberettors (I mean the air inlets)?
Thanks in advance for helping me.
carson1934
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No. That's the XP-40. The XP-42 was the P-36A with a completely cowled over radial engine and an extended prop shaft and large spinner. It was an in-line engine wannabe-looking design. The XP-42 engine shaft had serious vibration problems and the design lost to the XP-40.
 
what might be the attached trainer (it looks british) with south korean markings? Anyone interested in finding out?
carson1934:?: :?: :?:
 

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Sweb said:
No. That's the XP-40. The XP-42 was the P-36A with a completely cowled over radial engine and an extended prop shaft and large spinner. It was an in-line engine wannabe-looking design. The XP-42 engine shaft had serious vibration problems and the design lost to the XP-40.
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Thanks Sweb you are a gentleman and a scholar
carson1934:D :D
 
Hi Carson, there are more photos on the Web of that Irish Corps Spitfire.
 

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