Bitzer project

[511Flyer]

Is it a Cumberland sausage?

[Paul K]

I've flopped with the latest Bitzer too. I felt sure I had it right, even down to the version, but the Grand Mufti says no.

[TSR2]

Wee buns as they say in Belfast

[Airspeed]

I've flopped with the latest Bitzer too. I felt sure I had it right, even down to the version, but the Grand Mufti says no.

Hi Paul,
Many similar features, but the Amiot had oval fins, whereas this machine carries rounded quadrilateral fins.

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[Paul K]

Hi Paul,
Many similar features, but the Amiot had oval fins, whereas this machine carries rounded quadrilateral fins.

Hmm..those fins are reminiscent of a more well known twin of the period, but I know it can't be that. I'm flummoxed once again.

[Airspeed]

I can think of a couple of German types, Paul, but you're right, it's not them.
"Time, Gentlemen, please." Here's your 24 hour notice.

[511Flyer]

This one is annoyingly familiar, but I just can't find it.

[Airspeed]

First, the results:
Diamond badges for these hawkeyes, who correctly identified the SAAB B-18...
Keith (Dev One), Mick (woody901), Peter (MilesMan), Ben (TSR2), AllanL


Despite some initially unique-seeming features, we still saw some look-alikes emerge; like the Amiot 351 & 354, Le 045, Yermolaev 2
There were some good tries in there.

OK, here it is sans twirls:


Thanks All, hope you enjoyed it.

[Airspeed]

No birthdays, time to launch 04-04.
Usual PM only replies please.
This is volume one of testing your knowledge of wings.
Wings of twins, that is. Get 6 right for a Diamond award; it all goes downhill from there!

[Paul K]

A Saab 18 ! Where do you find them, Mike ?!