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superclown · Nov 08, 2006 03:15 PM

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I have the Air Trails, March 1949, issue that contains a review of the "Flying Clown". I would be happy to scan the article and post it to this forum. If it's agreeable, just let me know.

Henry

Uncle Mikey · Nov 09, 2006 02:14 AM

#1 source
Please do.

Mike Keville



Mike Keville
Just an interested observer these days.

Tony G · Nov 09, 2006 05:58 PM

#2 source
>I have the Air Trails, March 1949, issue that contains a
>review of the "Flying Clown". I would be happy to scan the
>article and post it to this forum. If it's agreeable, just
>let me know.
>
>Henry

Henry, It's agreeable to me too;

Tony

superclown · Nov 23, 2006 12:26 PM

RE%3A Air Trails%2C March 1949%2C Review of#3 source
Flying Clown Review

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Alan Hahn · Nov 10, 2006 10:45 AM

RE: RE%3A Air Trails%2C March 1949%2C Review of#4 source
Unfortunately in order to meet SSW file size, the scan of each page is nearly unreadable --at least for my pixelated old eyes. Is there somewhere else to put this (anyone??)
Alan

superclown · Nov 10, 2006 11:01 AM

RE: RE%3A Air Trails%2C March 1949%2C Review of#5 source
Hi,

Send me your email address and I'll email the jpegs to you directly.

Henry

[email protected]


>Unfortunately in order to meet SSW file size, the scan of
>each page is nearly unreadable --at least for my pixelated
>old eyes. Is there somewhere else to put this (anyone??)

outlaw · Nov 14, 2006 12:21 AM

RE: RE%3A Air Trails%2C March 1949%2C Review of#6 source
Try photobucket and just post links to them here.


Out|aw

Uncle Mikey · Nov 22, 2006 05:40 AM

RE: RE%3A Air Trails%2C March 1949%2C Review of#7 source
Yep, there's the REAL Flying Clown: no spars, no LE sheeting, and with the proper vertical fin shape, unlike the erroneous "half circle" seen on contemporary versions.

Mike Keville



Mike Keville
Just an interested observer these days.