Aircraft Identification V (1 Viewer)

[Storch]

For Graeme;

I'm sorry to be insistant but can you tel me in wich book do you find this photo and explanations about the bastet.

Thank you very mutch!

 

[Graeme]

Armstrong Whitworth's AW16

Yes.

For Graeme;

I'm sorry to be insistant but can you tel me in wich book do you find this photo and explanations about the bastet.Thank you very mutch!

Jane's All The World's Aircraft 1962-63.

 

[Krabat42]

Armstrong Whitworth's AW16

Awww! I was thinking about the Siskin and Bulldog and threw them away. Sooo close!

And a different one: In the glass nose of what aircraft is this guy sitting?



Krabat

 

[Graeme]

In the glass nose of what aircraft is this guy sitting?

A very young Alan Arkin sitting in a B-25 for the 1970 film classic, Catch 22. Have you seen him in 'Little Miss Sunshine'?..very funny film!

New one...

 

[Storch]

American or French?

Or anyone of them?

thanks for your answer about the book!

 

[Graeme]

American or French?

Neither Storch. Only 22 built (including the two prototypes).

thanks for your answer about the book!

Not a problem Storch!

 

[A4K]

Looks like an upsized DH Heron - is it a De Havilland ?

 

[Storch]

English or Germany?

 

[Grampa]

SAAB 90 Scandia

Saab 90 Scandia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Krabat42]

A very young Alan Arkin sitting in a B-25 for the 1970 film classic, Catch 22.

Jepp, too easy. But it's my favourite aviation movie (maybe equaled by the original "Flight of the Phoenix", I refuse to aknowledge the existence of the remake ). Among my Top 10 movies (together with films like "Silent Running" and "Dead Men don't wear plaid")

Have you seen him in 'Little Miss Sunshine'?..very funny film!

Unfortunately not. But I've seen him even younger in "The Russians are coming, the Russians are coming." (with a young Carl Reiner). One of the best films with a cold war theme. Very Dr.Strangelovesque.

Krabat

 

[Graeme]

But I've seen him even younger in "The Russians are coming, the Russians are coming." (with a young Carl Reiner). One of the best films with a cold war theme. Very Dr.Strangelovesque.

Great film that one!

SAAB 90 Scandia

English or Germany?

Looks like an upsized DH Heron - is it a De Havilland ?

It's Spanish.

 

[Célérité]

I think it is a CASA C-207 Azor

 

[Graeme]

I think it is a CASA C-207 Azor

"Si"

EADS N.V. - CASA C-207 "Azor"

 

[Krabat42]

Another one to keep you guys on the short leash



Krabat

 

[Graeme]

Another one to keep you guys on the short leash

MiG-31 Foxhound?

 

[Krabat42]

Yepp, the MiG-31. And there is another philosophical question, together with "Why are we here?" and "Why do people think digital watches are a good idea?". It is the question every one of us ponders about for months:

"Is Graeme sleeping some time or other?"



Krabat

 

[Graeme]

You've got me all wrong Krabat. I'm getting plenty of sleep. To bed early and up early, (and Google), helps me solve life's 'riddles', like your Kettering Bug...

Kettering Bug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

New one...

 

[wingnuts]

Blackburn Beverley...

 

[Graeme]

Blackburn Beverley...

You had a good sleep too Wingnut!? Damn, I had forgotten that you had a long association with Blackburn!

 

[wingnuts]

You had a good sleep too Wingnut!? Damn, I had forgotten that you had a long association with Blackburn!

I was an apprentice there back in 1962, my first job was manufacturing spare flaps etc. for Beverley's.... before moving on to Buccaneers.

Also flew in Bev's a few times in the RAF from Khormaksar (Aden) to Sharjah and Masirah