Type hulp
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Janos
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Re: Type hulp
Talking about strange plane's. This should be the smallest in the world.
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Re: Type hulp
Aha... "de" Verhees Delta...
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Re: Type hulp
Yes, strange indeed, but this is the well known Verhees Delta, not an aircraft which needs to identified (and certainly not the smallest aircraft in the worldJanos wrote:Talking about strange plane's. This should be the smallest in the world.
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Re: Type hulp
What is strange?
this one too
this one too
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Re: Type hulp
yes, strange indeed, but again an easy one to recognize (a Transavia PL-12 Airtruk), so not really belonging to this topic; when you want to discuss "strange" aircraft, just make a separate topic, not in this thread in which exact types are requested.
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Re: Type hulp
Already forgotten question.js51672 wrote:and what is this??
Who can explain this plane?