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![]() "Tom Osmundson" wrote in message om... Pardon for the earlier triple post, connection was giving me fits... snipped kumaros wrote I recall a French series of nature documentaries filmed in Patagonia etc. featuring a huge amphibian twin-engined aircraft, sort of a flying combination of a house, a boat and an airplane. I wish I could find the name of the series. Kumaros It's all Greek to me Oh shoot, can't find the bookmark. I know what you are talking about, the Explorer by Hubert de Chevigny and Dean Wilson (Dean did the Private Explorer that was like a single engine winnebago). It had a pair of 300hp O-540's , grossed 8000 or so, big and boxy, was huge inside. I think it topped out at 125 mph or kts, can't remember. The photo I saw it was painted yellow. Gihugic for a pair of O-540's! AhHa! didn't find the page I found way back when, but found a photo of it at the bottom of this page... http://fafagege.free.fr/html/eng/reves.htm That's it!!! That's the yellow monster of a sea-plane that was featured in the series. In a couple of "interior" (he, he) shots you could see the tube fuselage and the insulation as well as the bamboo furniture. Now if I could only remember the name of the series :-( So, to come to your original post. Why could you not replicate or even scale down this one instead of a Catalina? Kumaros It's all Greek to me It's all Greek to me |
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