Northeast Viscount and others

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Northeast Viscount and others

Post by ianhind »

Garry,

I scanned this photo of a Northeast Viscount thinking it disproved your theory of the yellow underwings.

Instead I am convinced :doh: - the large scan clearly shows silver edges but then yellow.

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I have uploaded a large BMP version for your benefit:
http://www.btinternet.com/~calypsomedia ... /GAOYH.zip


And while you are doing Vikings, here's an alternative Pegasus.

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Large bitmap:
http://www.btinternet.com/~calypsomedia ... /GAHOY.zip

And just noticed HOY and OYH :roll:

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Hi Ian

Northeast Viscounts had yellow wings underneath.....that is a fact.

I used to see them fly over daily.

I did a NE/BA Viscount and that has the yellow underwing.

You'd think that British Air Services titles would be clear of the baggage door :think:

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Post by d0mokun »

Garry Russell wrote:
You'd think that British Air Services titles would be clear of the baggage door :think:

Garry
Never! It's British. It's probably a design feature. Also note the yellow boarding stairs beneath the aeroplane.. requiring passengers to bend over backwards through the gear bay, and climb through the wing root just to get to thier seats!

Anyway. Nice scheme! Certainly don't see any like that anymore.

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Post by ianhind »

It' annoying when you know something.....I am still trying to find a pic that proves what I KNOW but is generally not believed...... Northeast Viscounts had yellow wings underneath
Garry,

I didn't know that you had already done the repaint - I saw your comment in the thread about VC10 tail props and thought that I would provide the photographic proof at last. That photo was on the back cover of one of volumes of British Independent Airlines.

I didn't recall that I had seen any of these, then found a black and white photo of one taking off from LAP.

Ian

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Hi Ian

I didn't say I was doing one.....just I would like a pic to prove what I know to be fact

I did it in May 2005 and got emails telling me only the Tridents had yellow under wings

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Garry Russell wrote:got emails telling me only the Tridents had yellow under wings
:doh: I wonder why you bother sometimes mate!
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Only sometimes?


:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Right, now you have the picture!

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ianhind wrote:Right, now you have the picture!
That's a screenshot of my repaint I did in May last year :smile:

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Post by ianhind »

No - my picture of G-AOYH

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