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You seem to have a thing with the Guinot girls, Chris.Crizz wrote:I just made 6 shots.. and that's it.
If yes, anyone with a photo of that machine 
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http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.php?id=704266" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;canberra wrote:Is that a MS.760 Paris in the background of Joost's Magister photo
I have no idea.canberra wrote:Thx Robert and kdej,
What a machine, is it actually active or? See it is from Skyline Aviation, same use as the L.39 or?
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Hans Rolink wrote:You seem to have a thing with the Guinot girls, Chris.Crizz wrote:I just made 6 shots.. and that's it.
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Its not active, as when we arrived with the Staggerwing on Friday afternoon I had a look at it. No seats, no instruments, and although I didn't check the intakes, I suspect no engines either.canberra wrote:What a machine, is it actually active or? See it is from Skyline Aviation, same use as the L.39 or?
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