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French WW2 aircraft
Does anybody know where I can read the manuals of French WW2 aircraft. So far I couldn't find them on the internet. TIA
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Me nether !
So to make you to wait that day
, please find attached some manual pages & some factory pictures of the Léo45 twin bomber.
Cheers,
Olivier
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Thank you !!
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I will try to scan some more soon,
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Wow! Thanks. Great. Amazing. I never knew the bomber had another set of controls at the nose. The only things I had about French built aircraft was that I actually flew a 180hp Molane Saulnier and Robin DR400 years ago. The Robin was a very maneuverable and fast plane and was a joy to fly. Cheers!
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Léo 45 series interior shot
Liore451 reminds me my promises to post some more
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so for his modelling project, and your eyes, some more interior shots
of this wonderfull beast.
Cheers,
Olivier
Attached Images LEO 1.jpg (160.8 KB, 482 views) LEO 2.jpg (207.3 KB, 466 views) LEO 3.jpg (136.3 KB, 456 views) LEO 4.jpg (204.9 KB, 453 views) LEO 5.jpg (306.8 KB, 447 views) LEO 6.jpg (206.9 KB, 444 views) LEO 7.jpg (155.2 KB, 439 views) LEO 8.jpg (165.2 KB, 435 views) LEO 9.jpg (139.9 KB, 432 views) LEO 10.jpg (162.1 KB, 433 views)
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Cool shots SABURO, many thanks
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Yeah, very nice shots. Thanks for posting.
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Merci Saburo! The LeO 451 is one of all time favorites! Beautiful plane!
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It's very rare to see French aircraft manuals. Really interesting, thanks again !!!!
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Some more Léo45...
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great resolution on the photographs
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Thank you very much,
I am modelling this plane right now in 3D and those pictures are brilliant. Have not seen something like these before
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Please don't forget to show us the result of your model (plastic / 3D) once completed
Cheers,
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Cool stuff here.THX for posting.
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