[WWI] chiribiri?
Hooper, Dave
Dave.Hooper at Clarks.com
Tue Sep 4 02:50:30 EDT 2007
Iban
I have a friend who builds nothing but pioneer aircraft, I think his
tally is somewhere around 500 models. He has an extensive library on
pioneer aircraft and is also a skilled draftsman (as such he often
creates his own plans if he can find no reliable plans).
I will ask him if he has anything. It might take a few days - but I'll
get back to you.
Regards
Dave
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Sent: 03 September 2007 18:33
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Subject: [WWI] chiribiri?
ok, i realize this is slightly pre-topic, but i've looked all over and
only managed to find one reference, so i'm asking you folks. i know, i
know, i should have asked here first.
antonio chiribiri built a series of 5 aircraft in turin, italia, between
1911 and 1913. i'm looking for info on all of them, and particularly on
number 5, the last and best.
i've found one drawing and tiny 3-view in rand-mcnally's world aircraft:
origins--wwi (of all places!) and not a single thing anywhere else.
the guy was apparently a pretty good designer, because the web throws
back lots of post-war car designs associated with the likes of
pininfarina(sp?), lotus, and ferrari, but not a single aeroplane.
do any of you know anything about this guy and his aircraft? i'm
especially looking for reference photos and good multi-view drawings, if
they're out there.
thanks in advance for any help, and slava, welcome to the list! for
people who love old aeroplanes, this is the best, funnest, and most
informative group of people you could possibly choose to hang out with.
which is why we keep putting up with each other! :)
cheers,
iban.
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