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Dear Bradenav,
you have a good nose to pick the easy ones!
I know this as the Bronchetti BGM-2 from Italy. I have also seen is mentioned as the BGM-1 and BGM may stand for Bordini, Gianni and Manzolini
you have a good nose to pick the easy ones!
I know this as the Bronchetti BGM-2 from Italy. I have also seen is mentioned as the BGM-1 and BGM may stand for Bordini, Gianni and Manzolini
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CONTROL to YOU MReyn .Congratulation 
Brondetti helicopter - development history, photos, technical data
Brondetti helicopter - development history, photos, technical data
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I'm a James Bond fan and the weekly Bondfest continues chronologically tonight on the telly. It's "Diamonds are Forever" at 2130 hrs my time. If correct, as much as I love you all, you'll be reduced to commercial break time only. LOL
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Graeme, you are correct it is the Fieseler Fi 158 V-1 and it was scanned from the April 1960 Issue of the Royal Air Force Flying Review.
You have control (or do you?).
it is the Fieseler Fi 158 V-1 and it was scanned from the April 1960 Issue of the Royal Air Force Flying Review.You have control (or do you?).
You have control (or do you?).
April 1960 Issue of the Royal Air Force Flying Review.
I was also going to ask you, where did the Twin Quad scan come from? Don't tell me if it destroys your source.
Bear with me while I try to remember how my scanner works...
