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Just for fun......

Like it Pete. Wonder what Avro Heritage would say about that!
Btw, any news on the Thornaby version?
David
 
(Very) Nice one again Pete. When somebody says "what if" I always have a problem, because I immediately start to think about the possibilities, advantages and disadvantages :banghead:.

I know absolutely useless! :biggrin-new: But in this case I think the sturdy looking Duck was a better choice than the more graceful AVRO, as I think it appealed a larger audience. (I know; useless comment :biggrin-new:)

Cheers,
Huub
 
huub vink said:
(Very) Nice one again Pete. When somebody says "what if" I always have a problem, because I immediately start to think about the possibilities, advantages and disadvantages :banghead:.

I know absolutely useless! :biggrin-new: But in this case I think the sturdy looking Duck was a better choice than the more graceful AVRO, as I think it appealed a larger audience. (I know; useless comment :biggrin-new:)

Cheers,
Huub
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Thanks Huub ;
I believe the actual reason for the 'Duck' being used was because it was the only floatplane type the producers could find at the time.

ttfn

Pete
 
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