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C VEICH
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Man what a fantastic achievement!

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Neat!

At first, I thought it was about a Potez XXV replica, but it does not matter it is not. This other bomber, is cool, too.

Thank you for posting that link.

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except some civil potez aircraft left today (2 or 3 potez 36 and another civil type) with one potez 53 racer, no military are on existence today.
concerning the potez 25, a lot of news: the paris musée de l'air is finishing a potez 25 made from scratch. also the association "casque de cuir" is rebuilding from parts found in asia (afghanistan or irak) an other potez 25. with Garric potez 63 the list start to be interesting.
at least I need to check if the musée de l'air still has a 4 engines potez (N° ??) for 12 pax and build in the 60s and 70s.
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Potez 840 ?
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What a nice little bird! Looking forward to seeing in flight pics! :drink3:
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yankeepapa
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Fred41 wrote:
Potez 840 ?

yes of course. I do not remember if the one belonging to the MAE was the one which in uK or wales around 10 years ago.
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Jean is a nice guy to boot. I wish every success..
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What an incredible project!

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yankeepapa wrote:
Fred41 wrote:
Potez 840 ?

yes of course. I do not remember if the one belonging to the MAE was the one which in uK or wales around 10 years ago.
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One exists in the MAE.

http://www.pyperpote.tonsite.biz/listin ... &Itemid=55
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Potez 63 it is...

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On parle d'un autre Potez que celui de la discussion Xavier :wink:
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Got a VERY big virus warning when I clicked on that "pyperpote" link and immediately closed the window. Be careful...

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Strange, it's the first time i have heard a such thing.
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It's a link to an excellent blog on the Musee de l'Air, never had any problems with it.

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Sometimes you can get false virus warnings.

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