Low wing monoplane, in-line engine, square cockpit, undercarriage located in the wing roots/fuselage.
Yes, it's a Messerschmitt factory, crowded with Bf 109s.
It was in fact, at Regensberg.
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Amazing; I thought that you would swamp me with replies on this one.
Low wing monoplane, in-line engine, square cockpit, undercarriage located in the wing roots/fuselage.
Yes, it's a Messerschmitt factory, crowded with Bf 109s.
It was in fact, at Regensberg. Pete (Motormouse) and Ben (TSR2) got it first time, while Eric scored gold for his second entry. Well done, lads.
Low wing monoplane, in-line engine, square cockpit, undercarriage located in the wing roots/fuselage.
Yes, it's a Messerschmitt factory, crowded with Bf 109s.
It was in fact, at Regensberg. Pete (Motormouse) and Ben (TSR2) got it first time, while Eric scored gold for his second entry. Well done, lads.
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The S.E.5a proved too much for most Spotters, but these Magnificent Men identified this Flying Machine:
Eric (Tomliner), Simon (simondix), Myles, PeteP, Mick (woody901), AllanL.
Well done, here' are your stacked badges, please take one:
The S.E.5a proved too much for most Spotters, but these Magnificent Men identified this Flying Machine:
Eric (Tomliner), Simon (simondix), Myles, PeteP, Mick (woody901), AllanL.
Well done, here' are your stacked badges, please take one:
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31-03-25 What is being loaded/unloaded onto/from what other aircraft?
Two for the price of one this week.
Two for the price of one this week.
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Incorrect, Joe 
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OMG, what a goof I am, well this was the only thing that made me laugh today. Sorry guys.
Joe Cusick,
I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
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31-03-25 results
PeteP took line honours, followed by Eric (Tomliner), Mick (woody901), Keith (Dev One), AllanL, Ben (TSR2), and Pete (Motormouse).
Depicted was apparently an Auster III being unloaded from a C-47 Dakota.
Those who did specify a Mk for the Auster, went for IV or V, but the caption definitely says III. Maybe there's not enough visible to be sure.
I was happy with Auster with or without further definition.
Grab 'em while they're still warm:
Thanks for your entries, it makes it worthwhile.
PeteP took line honours, followed by Eric (Tomliner), Mick (woody901), Keith (Dev One), AllanL, Ben (TSR2), and Pete (Motormouse).
Depicted was apparently an Auster III being unloaded from a C-47 Dakota.
Those who did specify a Mk for the Auster, went for IV or V, but the caption definitely says III. Maybe there's not enough visible to be sure.
I was happy with Auster with or without further definition.
Grab 'em while they're still warm:
Thanks for your entries, it makes it worthwhile.