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BTW - The Dornier DO-X was actually kind of attractive, in it's own
way. To me it looks as though it was built in a shipyard. It was constrained by the engine technology of the day. Might have been practical if they had been able to hang a few turboprops on it. Dornier did exactly that not long ago with one of their WWII era flying boats that they brought up to modern standards. David Johnson |
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