Warbird Information Exchange

Freakin awesome! What is that first plane? The blue one? It looks like a Fokker DRSomething. What's the Great Air War Museum? I thought the only flying planes like this were at Old Rhinebeck. Do they have a flying Albatross DVA?

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Did anyone get the c/r on the SE 5 above with the markings "B4863"? I think they may have changed the markings recently, and the ID has me unsure right now.

Mike

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Mike,

The GWFM has two SE5a s in the fleet, a full scale one and this one that is 3/4 ish. The reg is CF-QGM, G70 003.

OP, The GWFM operate out of Brampton Ontario and currently have 7 WWI replica aircraft that participate in airshows with. Next year they will have a Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter at Geneseo. They recently flew it but did not have enough time to bring it to Geneseo. Maintenance hit them hard this year and they were not able to bring all their aircraft to the show.

For more A2A pics visit my GWFM page at
http://www.airic.ca/html/great_war_museum.html

Rob,

Glad you had a great time They are a fun bunch of guys and always make a visit to Club 41.

Eric

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