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big fat and dumpy but i like it

That is one serious ugly plane man!  ;D You gotta love it...

So...where did you find it (that one site in Czeck I bet...)

Man thats ugly!

I love it!

Some of us are facinated with ugly planes the way some NASCAR fans are facinated with the crashes...

The ideal freight plane to bring home your week-end Sainsbury's food shopping...!
...and the new settee, double bed, Missus new wardrobe of clothes, shoes, etc...!
The new BMW 7 Series car...you wish...!
LOL...!

Cheers all... ...!

Paul.

P.S. Nice plane tho'....Bristol Centaurus motors, I wonder...?

the uglier and more outragous the better
you can pick it up at avsim jordonj..

I think they have one of those at cosford on display outside. we also had something simmilar at wallop one time

That was the first place I looked...nothing came up under a search...



Might you know the filename?

Download it from Mike Stone's website. It's there.

I think they have one of those at cosford on display outside. we also had something simmilar at wallop one time

close but no cigar, that one is an AW Argosy. Same as the one we have at the aeropark. Another is at Coventry museum.

dano

Hehe. This brings back some memories. Saw them regularly at Shoreham when I worked there in the 60s. They were operated on the Channel Islands & France routes by Channel Airways.

Bristol Centaurus motors, I wonder...?

Close Foz. Bristol Hercules. http://www.oldprops.f9.co.uk/B170.htm

Nice shots as always Lemoncat. You have a knack for finding interesting types.

I wonder what the designers have taken when they were sitting at their drawing boards back in the 60s.  :o

I want some of that stuff...

Nice Pete...very nice

What ever country they operated in they were certainly a work horse.

Still a few flying with some bush operators up north and I would think Alaska as well.

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

i thought the final one stopped flying last month? thats what aircraft illustrated's article stated anyhoo ..