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Latest comment: 1 year ago by 202.44.216.28 in topic Picture(s) of the VB 10?

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Picture(s) of the VB 10?

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I was flipping around looking for cases where the Hispano-Suiza 12Z engine was actually used, and I came across this aircraft. I noticed that there was no picture given in the Info Box, or later in the article.

However, when I went out on DuckDuckGo (or any search engine), and clicked on "Images", there are literally hundreds of pictures out there. This aircraft was produced, not in huge numbers, but enough, and there are lots of pictures of production aircraft.

It also appears to have a dual, countra-rotating prop set-up in the front for its two engines, something considered during the war, but never brought to fruition. This would seem to be something very interesting to discuss further.

Anyway, while I know how to do basic edits, I do not know the procedure for clearing a picture on Wikipedia so there is no copyright strike, etc. Hopefully the page editor can look at the plethora of pictures out there and find one for the Info Box, and perhaps several for a "Gallery" at the end.

James 202.44.216.28 (talk) 06:19, 9 October 2024 (UTC)Reply