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So whose Seata is it? :P

Have a guess!

PS: A bit of research will probably throw up a photo of the a/c in question...

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I did, the previous page: Messerschmitt Stiftung D-IWMS.

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Fouga23 wrote:
I did, the previous page: Messerschmitt Stiftung D-IWMS.

Ah, sorry.

No, that's wrong. :)

But you are on the right track looking at who might want to have one for heritage reasons...

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So it's the EADS one? :)

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So it's the EADS one? :)

Wrong bit of heritage. Try the other end of the story...

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well, you got me :? I've got no idea.

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Which nationality is the design, not the designer? ;)

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Which nationality is the design, not the designer? ;)

Spanish? That's why I guessed EADS. It was made by Hispano, which was taken over by CASA, which is now part of EADS. And I believe they have one in their heritage collection.

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I think it is the one owned by Fundación Infante de Orleans in Spain


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I think it is the one owned by Fundación Infante de Orleans in Spain

And we have a winnah.... (And, I suspect a very annoyed Fouga23 having the prize snatched from his grasp at the last moment...) :)

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(And, I suspect a very annoyed Fouga23 having the prize snatched from his grasp at the last moment...) :)


Nèèèh. I learned something new today :D

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