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Michel Lemieux
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Sorting through old pics...where the hell is this Beaufort ?

It has been on my hard drive for a while.

Do not have a clue as to where / why / when.

Sorry if credits are due. I am just curious.

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The photo is from webshots, and I'm fairly certain that it has been posted by a member of this forum. It shows the RAF museum Beaufort and is most likely shot at Bob Schneider's shop in Hawkins, TX. He was the guy who restored it for the RAFM!

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What happened to the five Hurricanes he had under restoration at the same time?

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Although this may well be the RAFMus Beaufort, I did see an erected Beaufort in much the same condition, as this one, at Oakey in Queesnsland Australia about six to eight years ago. I believe it belonged to Monty Armstrong.

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Tks guys,

Not easy when there is no markings at all :?
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