1940 TB P505 Aircraft Fueller

1940 TB P505 in Horizons sans fin, Movie, 1953 IMDB

Class: Others, Three-wheeler — Model origin: UK

1940 TB P505 Aircraft Fueller

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johnfromstaffs EN

2024-01-03 08:45

https://360carmuseum.com/en/museum/4/exhibit/393

1940 Thompson Bros Aircraft Fueller TB P505 Mark V

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mike962 DE

2024-01-03 11:28

made for the RAF

LVCDC FR

2024-01-03 16:57

John
you're my hero !

No more depressing than starting the NYear on a fail : unable to find out where I've already seen this :-(
It's over now so TYVM and :beer:

Designed slightly too late for the life of Hélène Boucher (dead at 26 on 30 November 1934).

johnfromstaffs EN

2024-01-03 17:06

I have not set foot in that museum, these things were constructed in Bilston, a district of Wolverhampton which, at the time of their construction was in - wait for it - Staffordshire.

They also built a Morganesque cycle car in the ‘20s, and bigger refuellers on truck chassis.

🍻

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mike962 DE

2024-01-03 22:31

another one is listed like this
/vehicle_1389867-Thompson-Brothers-Aircraft-Refueller.html

so which way the correct way ??


and origin UK

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antp BE

2024-01-05 14:08

We could assume that TB is the make and Thompson Brothers the company that makes them.
But it can be changed if needed.

mike962 DE

2024-01-05 14:11

IMO Thomson Brothers would be better as make

it's not some soviet makers where we use letters

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johnfromstaffs EN

2024-01-05 16:18

There is a “p” in Thompson, this isn’t Tin-Tin.

Gamer DE

2024-01-05 16:20

johnfromstaffs wrote There is a “p” in Thompson, this isn’t Tin-Tin.

1. It's "Tintin" not "Tin-Tin"
2. there is no p in the second Thomson in Tintin.

johnfromstaffs EN

2024-01-05 16:22

What about Thomson CSF?

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