Silhouette challenge
Nice one, Ridge Runner, I'm learning everyday on this forum.
Google got it, I just pressed the keys...
I should have taken up Lightning Mate's offer to black this out, but I guess you lot are waiting with bated breath, so here's the next one. Good Luck, Mechta
Google got it, I just pressed the keys...
I should have taken up Lightning Mate's offer to black this out, but I guess you lot are waiting with bated breath, so here's the next one. Good Luck, Mechta
"Google got it, I just pressed the keys"
Wot keys????
Bugger!
I've seen this within the last two weeks whilst looking for something.
Trouble is I dunno where it was.
Bugger.....
Mechta, could have got it back to you within ten minutes.
Wot keys????
Bugger!
I've seen this within the last two weeks whilst looking for something.
Trouble is I dunno where it was.
Bugger.....
Mechta, could have got it back to you within ten minutes.
Lightning Mate, I assumed you might have other things to do. I must tell SWMBO that I'm not the only one on here 20 hours a day
! Next one will definitely be sent for your treatment
. Cheers, Mechta
! Next one will definitely be sent for your treatment. Cheers, Mechta
Well Done Skytrain10, I'm impressed
Built in Dunstable 1935/36, Scrapped at Blackbushe 1951. Offered for sale September 1937 for £50 including trailer!
Built in Dunstable 1935/36, Scrapped at Blackbushe 1951. Offered for sale September 1937 for £50 including trailer!
Dart Aircraft, Ltd., of 29, High Street North, Dunstable.
Beds, already known to readers of Flight, tor their intriguing
little Pup pusher monoplane, have constructed two more
single-seater models.
One, christened the Flittermouse (a bat, of course), is a
pusher design with a lighter wing loading than the Pup, the
actual figures being 6.38 lb./sq. ft. and 3.9 lb./sq. ft.
The first -engine to be installed in the prototype Flittermouse
will be a 25 h.p. Scott. Data are: Span 40 ft. 5 in., length
22 ft. 5 in., height 5 ft. 2 in., weight loaded 640 lb., maximum
speed 64 m.p.h
Beds, already known to readers of Flight, tor their intriguing
little Pup pusher monoplane, have constructed two more
single-seater models.
One, christened the Flittermouse (a bat, of course), is a
pusher design with a lighter wing loading than the Pup, the
actual figures being 6.38 lb./sq. ft. and 3.9 lb./sq. ft.
The first -engine to be installed in the prototype Flittermouse
will be a 25 h.p. Scott. Data are: Span 40 ft. 5 in., length
22 ft. 5 in., height 5 ft. 2 in., weight loaded 640 lb., maximum
speed 64 m.p.h
