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Hi Guy's,

I'm in need of some help..... Tnx to Swiss my office is nicely decorated with a Breitling Angels Plane;



I'm enjoying it very much and I came across below Breitling plane and was wondering if this model is familiar with you guys. The add claims it is an original AD plane, can anyone confirm??






Tnx in advance for your reply!

Regards,

David

They are both Breitling commissioned pieces from Pilots Station in France that were presented to ADs. They may have been used elsewhere as well, but Breitling exclusive.

If you buy it I'll give you $100 for the prop piece!

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SHARKMAN

You still haven't managed to get that prop Tom?

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- This is Ghost Rider requesting a fly-by. - Negative Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.

I was promised an entire new plane months ago.....nada!

I think I need to send off an email to the swag department. Haven't recieved anything for the Navi 01 LE. Surely the Olive Oil din't count for the Chronomatic and the Navi.

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SHARKMAN

Tnx, everybody!

@ Sharkman; tnx for the offer but I think I'll keep this one in one piece

All I'm looking for now is a Breitling Wagaman wall clock, any ideas?

Regards,

David

Since the topic is planes, picked this one up last year.

I had the pleasure of seeing a Super Connie in flight at Oshkosh several years ago -- very nice.

Four props?! I didn't even get one. Nice plane, Paul.

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SHARKMAN

Don't know which is nicer: the sound or the sight

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- This is Ghost Rider requesting a fly-by. - Negative Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.

I enjoyed most watching the grace with which it made the turns in the pattern.

When it comes to sounds, I'm a sucker for the Merlin in the P-51.

I certainly won't disagree with that.

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- This is Ghost Rider requesting a fly-by. - Negative Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.

Probably showing my age here but flew on Connie's twice as a kid across the Atlantic. 1st one was a Flying Tigers and this TWA from which I got a nice certificate. Boy those were the days when flying was a real treat.

That is really neat, and it's almost as old as I am. Thanks for sharing it.

Yeah, that is neat. Do you know what you were getting if all 10 flights were completed?

Having said that, I may not have a Connie certificate but I do have the safety card from TWA's Connie but of later date (October 1965). But not from the Flying Tigers.

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- This is Ghost Rider requesting a fly-by. - Negative Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.