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12-30-2003, 10:06 PM | #1 |
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Favorite Sea-Floatplane
Ok Ok .. We have a warbird one... Why not a water based one..
List your 3 favorite Sea-floatplanes... And points will be awarded for Originality!!!! Ok now for mine 1 - Fairchild Husky as some of you know 2 - Radial Otter first floatplane I ever flew in, I was 12 3 - Bellanca Cruiseair You can't say anything bad about it..
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01-02-2004, 09:51 PM | #4 |
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Favourites?
Hey, Nony, that's cheating! I have the same problem picking a fav... for this month...
Stranraer: saw the last flight of the last one. Mars: being a coastal type, I have followed that aircraft since they were parked at Pat Bay being refitted into waterbombers, one flew over here a few times last summer during the Okanagan cookup. Cant Z1: the perfect scale seaplane, high engine, good fuse, big wing, great colour schemes. However, I won't say anything about the Sunderland, or the Mallard, or the Princess, or the Lake, or the... oh dear, I 'm starting to sound like Nony! |
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01-02-2004, 10:10 PM | #5 |
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anything on floats
Custom Privateer Norseman SB-5 a big campfire and a hundred of my closest friends after a good day on Shuswap Lake Gregg
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01-03-2004, 06:57 AM | #7 |
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I like the,
Single Otter Twin beech and the Spruce Goose(only cause it is hugely interesting) Heres a link to the Spruce Goose, http://www.air-and-space.com/sprucea.htm
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01-03-2004, 10:24 AM | #8 | |
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Carefull what you promise there. Davey.......we know what happens when campfires and rum and Shuswap happen at the same time With luck, I should have a new floatplane for June, if I can find some 44" floats....... ....Now, back to the program in progress.......
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01-06-2004, 05:49 PM | #9 |
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I would have to say that my favorite float planes are...
1) deHavilland Beaver... one of the first planes I rode in at 5 months old, ( on floats ) and the first one I flew, ..at 6 yrs old when the pilot flopped the wheel over in front of me. I was so excited that I grabbed the wheel and immediatly put it into a dive. The pilot just reached over, pushed the wheel back and let me do it again! 2) Spruce Goose, amazing! 3) Seawind, Canadian homebuilt ( sold to US eventually) that had a really cool futeristic look. Thoses are the ones that come to mind for now! Dan |
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