Hey, all. Some pixs from the most recent event. The Nieuport 28 is an original 1918 production machine fresh from the resto shop. It's the oldest flying original "US" fighter in the country. The Spad repro, Waco and 1917 tank are visitors from the Old Rhinebeck Museum in New York. Walkies on all four vehicles and bonus dog ! Multiple parts to this one because of the number of pixs.
WW1 avaition day @ the AHM.
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Part 11
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That's all of them . Hope you all like !
1918 Nieuport 28 - The American Heritage Museum
In early 1918, with the air war over the skies of France and Belgium reaching their most dangerous point, American pilots with the Allied Expeditionary Force were anxious to take the fight to the German menace. Unfortunately, the French SPAD XIII aircraft they wanted were in short supply. France...
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Snautzer01
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Very nice, thank you.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Awesome, thanks!
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special ed
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Many thanks for your super walkarounds and detailed close ups. The Nieuport is especially important for me as I have two balsa flying models stalled in construction because of conflicting photos and data. Question: Is the "SE-BMA" the civil registration?
Jeff Hunt
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Good stuff.
Jeff
Jeff
Correct, that should be the civil registration. 6164 was the Nieuport production number.
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She was restored in Sweden so maybe something to do with that / Just a guess on my part .
