Aircraft Identification V

[Matt308]

That's probably what Crippen was thinking too.

 

[pbfoot]

you could sell your fat to a stupid thin person for $587 and send it to me, then, here's the best part, you can grow it back and sell it on again! good God with ideas like that why am i wasting my time on here with you guys!!

then again you could sell your hair to one that is follically challenged and wave your wand and and have new flowing locks

 

[Matt308]

Wonder what other anatomy you guys are going to identify.

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

whatever we identify, your's wont be worth selling and certainly wont make the $587 i need

 

[Matt308]

Any feedback others?

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

you kidding me i'd forgotten completely that this is supposed to be an aircraft thread- it's almost an entire page of me asking for money

 

[pbfoot]

try this

 

[Matt308]

At first I thought is was a Short Scylla. Roundels are the tricker, right?

 

[pbfoot]

look at the aircraft in the background to give you era

 

[koivis]

Fleet Model 50K.

 

[pbfoot]

sure is

 

[v2]

I found something for you, guys...

 

[v2]

Nobody wants to try? Photo was taken in 1940...

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

can we have a nationality?

 

[v2]

British

 

[v2]

This glider was converted to a flying boat and was successfully flown from Windermere.

 

[Wurger]

No to im zadałeś.

 

[v2]

A już się ucieszyłem...

 

[paaln]

slingsby falcon I?

 

[v2]

Uffff.... Great, Paaln, it is. And a few words more: During World War II a Slingsby Falcon glider was converted to a flying boat and was successfully flown from Windermere. The aircraft survives today in the Windermere Steamboat Museum.