pararaftanr2
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- Nov 20, 2013
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Hi,
I believe that it is a Vought V-93S Corsair
Pat
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J1 | Vought V-93S Corsair | Thailand - Royal Thai Air Force | Arjun Sarup | JetPhotos
If you looks close, the wings are quite thin. Not only that, the prop is fully off center, set a bit close to the top of the cowl, obvious CGI, but as to the bird itself, either a model or an archive photo of something experimental. Those are some strange looking struts, and I never heard of a pair of machine guns(.30 cal?) placed like that, one on either side of the trailing edge center section cutout, Except for the guns, I'd almost hazard a guess that it's a Nieuport(don't crucify me, please)Not a Gladiator as the cabane struts are wrong and no guns in the upper wing. That said I don't know what it is.
If you looks close, the wings are quite thin. Not only that, the prop is fully off center, set a bit close to the top of the cowl, obvious CGI, but as to the bird itself, either a model or an archive photo of something experimental. Those are some strange looking struts, and I never heard of a pair of machine guns(.30 cal?) placed like that, one on either side of the trailing edge center section cutout, Except for the guns, I'd almost hazard a guess that it's a Nieuport(don't crucify me, please)
I haven't been to Don Muang since they opened Suvarniphum (I can say it. Can't spell it.). I don't remember seeing that airplane. Where in the airport is it?I have seen that Corsair lots of times in the RTAF Museum at Don Muang Airport, Bangkok but I never noticed the guns in the upper wing before.... duh! I believe this is the last remaining example of the Corsair.
The RTAF Museum is on the opposite side of the airfield to the International Airport at the RTAF base, quite easy to find if you take a taxi north along Phahoyotin Road, it is a long straight road, the museum is at the top (north) end on the left. It is well worth the visit, some rare aircraft there, well maintained and usually not very busy. Some sample photos attached.I haven't been to Don Muang since they opened Suvarniphum (I can say it. Can't spell it.). I don't remember seeing that airplane. Where in the airport is it?
Kawp Kuhn maak maak krahp.The RTAF Museum is on the opposite side of the airfield to the International Airport at the RTAF base, quite easy to find if you take a taxi north along Phahoyotin Road, it is a long straight road, the museum is at the top (north) end on the left. It is well worth the visit, some rare aircraft there, well maintained and usually not very busy. Some sample photos attached.
Mai pen rai, dwy kham yindi krahp.Kawp Kuhn maak maak krahp.
Kawp Kuhn maak maak krahp.
какво е това ?Mai pen rai, dwy kham yindi krahp.
For a retro look.Why would they use such an obscure aircraft in a commercial?
Just replying to SaporotRob in Thai.какво е това ?
Hen Duai, puhen pohm.
Okay, I have to speak Thai all day. This Forum is where I can finally speak Amer-English.
Hen duai krahp. (I agree). I enjoy speaking Thai but the transliteration is murder.As I am stuck in Melbourne on stage 4 lockdown and limited to 5km of my home, I miss getting to see my friends in Thailand... I needed to keep in practice.
Hen duai krahp. (I agree). I enjoy speaking Thai but the transliteration is murder.
I'm sure my wife and I could get there but being able to leave the airport or even return home is in doubt. However I might be able to spend a lot of time looking at that Corsair.