Friday, 24 December 2010

Christmas Eve Question time # 119

Eleven photographs.
Name the aircraft types.
For question six : I also need the aircraft registration.
1. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED : BELL 206 ZK-HTO


2. What aircraft type ?
Unresolved to date. Homebuilt yes.

3. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED : AERO L39 ZK-CCP


4. What aircraft type ?
UNRESOLVED : Helicopter yes.


5. What aircraft type ?
UNRESOVED  : SOUTHAIR HANGAR YES


6. What aircraft type and registration ?
RESOLVED : CESSNA 175 ZK-BCR

7. What aircraft type ?
                                  RESOLVED : PITTS ZK-PIT

8. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED : EUROCOPTER EC130 B4
ZK-HAC


9. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED near enough :
AUTO GYRO EUROPE CALIDUS FERN
ZK-OTM

10. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED : FLETCHER FU24 ZK-CZA


11. What aircraft type ?
RESOLVED : JURCA MJ-8 ZK-YKZ
 I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for following this blog during the year.
A special thanks to those that have contributed with photographs and comments.
Go Well & Safe journey.
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11 comments:

  1. Anonymous24 December 2010 at 08:34

    #1 Bell Jetranger
    #10 FU24 Fletcher or Cresco

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  2. bobgod24 December 2010 at 11:06

    #6 Cessna 180--rego ????
    #9 a sailplane
    agree on #1 and#10
    good assortment of impossibles!!!

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  3. Phil24 December 2010 at 14:07

    HINT: Kind-of gives the game away, though, when your photo taglines include the aircraft manufacturer's name and model!

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  4. ZK-CKE24 December 2010 at 14:50

    1. Bell 206 jetranger
    2. bucker Jungmann
    3. Aero L39
    4.
    5. DH Dragon Rapide
    7.
    8. Eurocopter EC120
    9. Autogyro Europe Eagle
    10. PAC Cresco
    11. Jurca Scale FW190D

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  5. bobgod24 December 2010 at 17:14

    Phil said...
    HINT: Kind-of gives the game away, though, when your photo taglines include the aircraft manufacturer's name and model!

    Be good if it did,but it dont!
    #4 looks like a transmission from some rotorcraft--Bristol 170 didnt have hydraulics[well the Safeair ones had Goodyear Hyd.brakes,but no 'system'as such.]and #6 could be me flying the 180 BYJ--tell me why it isnt!

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  6. bobgod29 December 2010 at 21:05

    I must be the only one left in town!!

    #2 isn't a Bucker---the U/C is too short,disc brakes, and they had cabane type struts.
    #8 could be a Eurocopter u/c.
    #7 something like a Piper/Auster
    But the stabilizer strut stumps me-no wires?

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  7. Anonymous30 December 2010 at 12:25

    1-Bk117
    2-Homebuilt of some sort
    3-L39
    4-Helo of some sort
    5- DH Dragonfly?
    6- C175 ZK-???
    7- Pitts?
    8-Ec120
    9-Glider of some sort
    10-FU24
    11-Yak18T

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  8. Anonymous30 December 2010 at 15:10

    #1 Bell 206 jetranger with frost lights
    #2 Auster ?
    #3 L39 ZK-CCP
    #4 Autogyro ?
    #5 maybe something in a southair hangar ?
    #6 Cessna 175 ZK-BCR
    #7 Pitts Special ZK-PIT
    #8 EC130 B4
    #9 Glider breaks
    #10 PAC Cresco
    #11 Yak 52tw

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  9. Frank1 January 2011 at 22:36

    2... Fisher Horizon

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  10. Dave Paull2 January 2011 at 01:13

    Sorry there Frank.
    It is not a Fisher Horizon.

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  11. Mit10 January 2011 at 16:01

    5 is DH85 Leopard Moth ZK-ARG

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