CBFS SPOTTER - part 2
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29-01-24 What can you decipher from this chunk?
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Same here - no idea at all. Well done Mike ![Doh! :doh:](./images/smilies/eusa_doh.gif)
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I concur with the others here Mike...not enough to go on apart from a horn balanced fin. ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/wink.gif)
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I thought that perhaps the fin would be enough for you fine fellows.
It put one responder onto the manufacturer.
I have read your comments, and apologise for being too tough.
Here's a larger chunk, which removes some of the mystery:
It put one responder onto the manufacturer.
I have read your comments, and apologise for being too tough.
Here's a larger chunk, which removes some of the mystery:
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29-01-24 result.
Nobody got this one, so it's a shoot-down with change of underpants.
![Image](http://airspeedsflyingvisit.threadwings.com.au/wpimages/wp63565b83.gif)
The DH fin tempted Simon, but he couldn't crack the identity.
Nobody got this one, so it's a shoot-down with change of underpants.
![Image](http://airspeedsflyingvisit.threadwings.com.au/wpimages/wp63565b83.gif)
The DH fin tempted Simon, but he couldn't crack the identity.
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05-02-24 The ruler shows that you see is larger than life.
Four types to identify here, full marks for 4/4, something less for partial correctness.
Four types to identify here, full marks for 4/4, something less for partial correctness.
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER - part 2
05-02-24 results.
Brian (Bridon Bear) was first in, and scored 4/4
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/R2HjM1P/1597569349658.png)
I'll try posting this, then do the rest as edits, as I lost the lot earlier
OK, Keith (Dev One) got 3/4, missing out on the Wessex.
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/8b3pRDH/Photo-1597004831123.png)
Mick (woody901) got the Heinkels, and picked the Leopard Moth on his second go.
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/hy5NQH6/Photo-1597026172299.png)
Ben (TSR2) also got the Heinkels.
![Image](http://airspeedsflyingvisit.threadwings.com.au/wpimages/3510b7405680.jpg)
It was a tough one, though no tougher on us than on the Spotters in the 1940s![Agree :agree:](./images/smilies/045.gif)
The book gave the answers as:
93 AW Whitley IV
94 Heinkel IIIK Mk VA
95 DH Leopard Moth
96 Westland Wessex
Given the lack of picture detail, I'm at a loss as to why they bothered with the finer stuff like Mks
Thanks to anyone who looked and had a think.
Congratulations to all the above.
Brian (Bridon Bear) was first in, and scored 4/4
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/R2HjM1P/1597569349658.png)
I'll try posting this, then do the rest as edits, as I lost the lot earlier
OK, Keith (Dev One) got 3/4, missing out on the Wessex.
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/8b3pRDH/Photo-1597004831123.png)
Mick (woody901) got the Heinkels, and picked the Leopard Moth on his second go.
![Image](https://i.ibb.co/hy5NQH6/Photo-1597026172299.png)
Ben (TSR2) also got the Heinkels.
![Image](http://airspeedsflyingvisit.threadwings.com.au/wpimages/3510b7405680.jpg)
It was a tough one, though no tougher on us than on the Spotters in the 1940s
![Agree :agree:](./images/smilies/045.gif)
The book gave the answers as:
93 AW Whitley IV
94 Heinkel IIIK Mk VA
95 DH Leopard Moth
96 Westland Wessex
Given the lack of picture detail, I'm at a loss as to why they bothered with the finer stuff like Mks
![Dunno :dunno:](./images/smilies/102.gif)
Thanks to anyone who looked and had a think.
Congratulations to all the above.
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12-02-24 At Moorabbin over 20 years back.
From my personal album, never posted on line.
Only two to identify this week, only reg and airline blanked out, lucky you.
From my personal album, never posted on line.
Only two to identify this week, only reg and airline blanked out, lucky you.