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Post by Frogs Eater »

Bonjour,

Have a look to that:

http://www.daveswarbirds.com/usplanes/aircraft/dc-2.htm

And

http://www.aarg.com.au/DC2.htm

(RAAF DC2 and the C39 hybrid)

The C-39 hybrid
http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/research ... c3/c39.htm

There is a dc2 1/2 (dc2 half), may be it's your dc2.5 ???
http://www.douglasdc3.com/dc2half/dc2half.htm

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Post by Garry Russell »

Hi Andy

That was the famous DC 2 1/2 ..the wing was damaged an all they had was a DC 2 wing.

Another flew with a large hole in the rear fuse held together with dexion.

But the ones Ben refer to,I think, we actually built that way.

The list in the link refers to DC 2 1/2 but I have never seen them called that before.........only the Chinese damaged one.

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Post by TSR2 »

Thanks Guys! Its is the Chinese DC2 1/2! Why did I think it was South African? :redface:

Thanks very much for all the info, very interesting reading! :smile: :dance:
Ben.:tunes:

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Post by david balmer »

OHH! what a great looking aircraft, would love to have the dc2 with my DC3. love the photo panel and the quality of the outside. look's like i'll have to wait until it gets released for fs2004.

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Post by Garry Russell »

The other thing Ben..which Is why I linked the list, is the number of different military designations other than the familiar C-47 and C-53 for the Dak.

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Post by robcap »

Hi all,

The story on the DC3 with one DC2 wing attached amazes me every time.
What a planes! They just keep flying.
That's what we're planning with the DC2. Just a few more things to finish.
Glad you like the VC :smile: It will get better still.

Keep your eyes out for this DC2 for FS9 and FSX

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Post by DaveB »

Hi Robcap and welcome to the forum :wink:

Though we are mainly 'Classic British' based in our outlook on things aviation related, 'Classic' is also and important part and I'm sure that many here will welcome the DC2 :wink:

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Post by robcap »

Hi Dave,

Thanks. I'm aware of the British nature of this site :wink:
But since Cathy asked, and my friend Javis brought this topic to my attention, I thought I might give it a go.

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Post by DaveB »

Oh yes. :lol: We tend to listen to Cathy as she is one of the 3 females we have here and of course JanV always has our ear :wink: It's had a long gestation time has this DC2 but I'm sure it will be worth it :thumbsup:

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