Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 155

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K4KittyCrew
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Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 155

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This may try you all .............. even I do not know the date of this aircraft but it does look familiar.
Photo and details, from .......... http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q= ... SZnzItNPyw
Name of model and maker required, thanks.
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Almost tempted to go for a Potez something or other!!
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 155

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My guess is it looks like a Bristol Buckingham!

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Bob Wilton wrote:My guess is it looks like a Bristol Buckingham!

Bob :D
Now that you mention it! it could be a Brigand as well :?
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Gents, it is British .............
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DH95 Flamingo
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Stirling Project wrote:DH95 Flamingo
:D Foiled again, :(
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Well done John ............ or is your spy!
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