The Boeing 314 Clipper was identified by:
PeteP, Mick (woody901), Brian Franklin, Joe (blanston12), Keith (Dev One), AllanL, Eric (Tomliner), Ben (TSR2)
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CBFS SPOTTER - part 2
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08-07-24 results
The Boeing 314 Clipper was identified by:
PeteP, Mick (woody901), Brian Franklin, Joe (blanston12), Keith (Dev One), AllanL, Eric (Tomliner), Ben (TSR2)
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The Boeing 314 Clipper was identified by:
PeteP, Mick (woody901), Brian Franklin, Joe (blanston12), Keith (Dev One), AllanL, Eric (Tomliner), Ben (TSR2)
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15=07-24 Why am I thinking of Kangaroos again 
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15-07-24 results.
Two Boeings in a row made me think of kangaroos, btw.
Who got it? Let's see, there were Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, Joe (blanston12), and Mick (woody901)
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It was a Boeing EA Model 4, side by side trainer, with an extra trainer wheel to protect the propellor.
Nothing blotted out apart from the background, so I won't repeat it.
Two Boeings in a row made me think of kangaroos, btw.
Who got it? Let's see, there were Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, Joe (blanston12), and Mick (woody901)
Well done all of you
and thanks for playing.It was a Boeing EA Model 4, side by side trainer, with an extra trainer wheel to protect the propellor.
Nothing blotted out apart from the background, so I won't repeat it.
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I left some Canadian clues in the image, and you all picked them up 
The Northrop designed CF-5A was tagged by:
Eric (Tomliner), * Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, DaveG, and Joe (blanston12)
EDIT Mick (woody901) omitted from here * Sorry, Mick
Something I like about this quiz, is that there are only winners, no losers
The Northrop designed CF-5A was tagged by:
Eric (Tomliner), * Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, DaveG, and Joe (blanston12)
EDIT Mick (woody901) omitted from here * Sorry, Mick
Something I like about this quiz, is that there are only winners, no losers
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29-07-24 An oldie this time:
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Please see EDIT to last week's results WHOOPS
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29-07-24 results.
And "short-listed" this week, are Joe (blanston12) and Mick (woody901) Good spotting, lads
Joe got it in one go:
Whilst Mick took two:
They both spotted the Breguet 14T2 Salon, war surplus bomber converted to mail + 2 passenger civilian use.
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And "short-listed" this week, are Joe (blanston12) and Mick (woody901) Good spotting, lads
Joe got it in one go:
Whilst Mick took two:
They both spotted the Breguet 14T2 Salon, war surplus bomber converted to mail + 2 passenger civilian use.
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....which takes us on to a more advanced airliner:
....which takes us on to a more advanced airliner:
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05-08-24 results
Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, Eric (Tomliner), EDIT: Mick, (woody901).Simon (simondix), Joe (blanston12) and AllanL all identified the Douglas DC-2.
According to my 1940s book, there was only one DC-1 built, and the DC-2 was a little longer, with more power. Of course, those landing lights were shifted from the nose to the wings for the DC-3, and the fin to fuselage joint was not so sharp as it was on the -2.
Thanks for playing, gents.
Brian (Bridon Bear), PeteP, Eric (Tomliner), EDIT: Mick, (woody901).Simon (simondix), Joe (blanston12) and AllanL all identified the Douglas DC-2.
According to my 1940s book, there was only one DC-1 built, and the DC-2 was a little longer, with more power. Of course, those landing lights were shifted from the nose to the wings for the DC-3, and the fin to fuselage joint was not so sharp as it was on the -2.
Thanks for playing, gents.
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