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Who's going to Venezuela?

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Yes, as used in the movie The Great Escape.

Spot on again, kasper.

A bit hash, but yes, it's the BRM Land Africa. From Wikipedia: "Chris Heintz, the designer of the Zenith STOL CH 701 considers the Land Africa an unauthorized copy of the CH 701. The Land Africa varies from CH 701 in having a wider and longer cockpit."

Yes. Corvus Corone, or Carrion Crow. Made in Hungary

Hint: Made in Europe. Named after a bird.

Maybe not. This one is on Google.

And Kasper,you're right about the rego. You must have access to my originals file!

Yes Dave, the Cougar. I hope you guys are enjoying this.It's getting harder to find tough ones.

What's the point of me removing identification???

Can't seem to beat you guys.

If you look NE above the neck that joins north and south it’s next to the highway 32/14 at 2179 Bruny Island Main Road Tasmania.

Right again T88. Beats me how you get them so quickly. I thought they were fairly obscure by the method I locate them.

Anyway, on to the next.

3XTrim is correct, it's the Navigator.

Still feeling shouse, like I've been through a mincer, but life goes on .

Looked for it on Google Maps satellite view - could not locate it. Where is it located?

Described on the Brisbane Times website as an "agricultural plane". At least it wasn't a Cessna.

No, It's not the Kitten. I may not be online for a day or two, feeling crook in the stomach - cramping pains. May even end up going to hospital.

Late edit : Thruster88 got it right.

That it is.

Yes. AC4 Gentleman. Thought that would take a bit longer.

This one?

Correct again. This one might be a little less well-known.

Yep

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Correct. Fuji KM-2 Back to the list, but out of sequence.

OK. I'll break the pattern. This is a derived model, based on a well known airframe, but with what looks like a 1950's car top section fused on top of it. By the way, the Eaglerock is correct.

OK. I'll give you that, because this was listed as the Beaver R650, from which the Skywatch was developed.This is the difficulty with this game. Aircraft B is derived from aircraft A. I get a photo of one, you (collectively) guess it as the other. Then I have to research the lineage. Do I accept you guess, as I have done, or do I tell you that you are wrong and hold out for the name by which it is registered? This applies particularly in this class of aircraft, which to some, all look alike.

I overlooked a large number of aircraft in compiling my list, because they were derived from a common base, such as the Canadian variations of the Cessna 182.

Anyway, on to the next one.