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Subject: Re: de Havilland Mosquito pics [03/21] - 8698382827_313b4f70af_b.jpg (1/1)
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On Mon, 04 Jul 2016 15:40:52 +0200, DAN <dan@no.spam.thanks> wrote:
>Bob (not my real pseudonym) wrote:
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>>Blasphemy! Abomination!
>>Thankfully, only exists as a 1/72 scale model from a creative
>>craftsman...
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>Sure this is a model kit photo, but it represents a real aircraft.
From the modeller's own description:
"As a side note: this whif conversion is not as fantastic as one might
think. Even though AFAIK no Mosquito ever carried radial engines, not
Argentina, a light bomber patterned after the Mosquito in 1947 as a
domestic development, carried radials, but less powerful Pratt &
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