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| + | As Hal is testing the new Reynolds (in fact the Kinner Sportster), Berty fails to take off the Cycloplane then finds a magazine in which he's trying to learn aerobatics. Those with good eyes and a sharp knowledge of 1935 aviation magazines could perhaps help us to identify this airplane ? | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 6 February 2015
Movie (1935)
Aka : The Fighting Pilot.
Starring:
Richard Talmadge (Hal Foster)
Gertrude Messinger (Jean Reynolds)
William Humphrey (Mr Reynolds, her father)
Robert Frazer (Cardigan)
Eddie Davis (Berty, Hal's awkward friend)
Mr Reynolds develops a new type of aircraft. A crooked businessman attempts to buy it but the inventor refuses to sell it to him. The rejected businessman and his henchmen then steal the blueprints and the plane which is the starting point for Hal and Berty to chase the bad guys to recover Reynolds' property.
Stearman C3B
Reg. NC8820 Stearman C3B n/c 235.
Kinner Sporster K
Reg. NC14237 Kinner Sportster K c/n 150.
Cycloplane C1
Reg. NC12202 Cycloplane C1 c/n 3.
Unidentified Aircraft
As Hal is testing the new Reynolds (in fact the Kinner Sportster), Berty fails to take off the Cycloplane then finds a magazine in which he's trying to learn aerobatics. Those with good eyes and a sharp knowledge of 1935 aviation magazines could perhaps help us to identify this airplane ?
Alexander Eaglerock A-1
Reg. NC6375 Alexander Eaglerock A-1 c/n 742.
Travel Air 2000
Reg. NC3948 Travel Air 2000 c/n 322.
Bad guys are trying to whip off the sky Hal with this aircraft. A nice air ballet is ensuing !
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