Silhouette challenge
Me think you do remember it correctly.
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Yes, Blackburn HST.10 - also known as the B.9 The 3 view has a similar nose to the artist drawing in the Flight archive but , in the two years it took to build it, it lagged behind the market and had acquired a slightly different nose profile.
Harmonius Dragster has control
Harmonius Dragster has control
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Thanks, I am getting an image to post up, please bear with me as I need to instal a new scanner, I willl be as quick as I can. If I have a problem i'll be sure to let the thread move on
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I'm all set to post my image but my login is not being accepted from my pc_ any ideas?
I'm sending this from my phone, I logged out before trying so the fact I could log back in to post this shows my account is ok
I'm sending this from my phone, I logged out before trying so the fact I could log back in to post this shows my account is ok
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It seems that whenever I try to login, or even refresh the page, my pc simply loads the main forum menu page for the site and logs me straight out (after saying thank you for logging in). Does this ring a bell for anyone?
Still, thank god for phones and gprs, heres the next image:
Still, thank god for phones and gprs, heres the next image:
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You are missing a ":" after the "http".
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You are missing a ":" after the "http".
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Was absolutely worth the wait. Now I'll go to bed. Have to get up at 03:00 tomorrow to go to the airport. 
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I'm not so sure about R.A.F. It looks early German/Hungaro-Austrian to me. It is too "pretty" to be British, I think, with all those swirls and curves.....
I've no idea, though.
RR
I've no idea, though.
RR
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- Bradenav is closest so far, except this aircraft is not an RAF product, he does have the country right though, and it was first flown at the hands of arguably the most famous and prolific aeroplane maker of WW1, at least on the allied side.
vague hint, it bears a famous British military name, but one more famous for things attached to planes, rather than the planes themselves.