PLUNA Viscount.......4 pics

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PLUNA Viscount.......4 pics

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Filling a request for a group of swimmers in Uruguay..it's a small world, is this famous 810.


Built as the prototype (G-AOYV) of the new breed of faster re engineered machines it was, after certification flying and demo work, used as a Vanguard testbed.

Fitted with a Vanguard tailplane in place of the fin and a large spray rig above the cockpit it looked rather ungainly.

After that it was restored and converted to a V.827 and delivered to VASP, eventually passing to PLUNA along with two others of the type.

It was withdrawn at Montevideo in 1986

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That looks incredible Garry


you just go from strength the strength


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Thanks Leif

It is already availiable on Classic British Files if anyone wants it

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Hi Garry,

I love that one. Thank you and well done!

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Hi Eddie

Thanks for your support.

Personally I have a 'thing' about blue edged with yellow ever since I was a young lad and the deep blue and yellow/gold BUA Heralds used to visit.

It's just on of those nice smart combinations especially with a nice polished bottom......I do like a nice bottom :redface:

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Well, who doesn't Garry ;-)
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Great work Garry, that's another one for my South American fleet.
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Looking excellent Garry, I havea leaning towards SA colours they always look good on the classic airliners :smile:
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Thanks Tony

Yjey do look smart and in a lot of cases as here thet hare based arround the National colours.


They often look smart

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Very nice Garry - you do realise you're killing my hard drive, don't you? :lol:


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