Aircraft NONE — 1987 Colani High Altitude Surveillance Platform design study Photo at EDDV

NONE, 1987 Colani High Altitude Surveillance Platform design study, C/N: 001
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Aircraft NONE, 1987 Colani High Altitude Surveillance Platform design study, c/n 001, design study for 'Global Endurance Solarpowered Stereo Photo 30m Base High Altitude Surveillance Platform' (with 4 crew) by Luigi Colani at the Internationale Luftfahrtausstellung ILA 1988, Hannover, at EDDV, photo by Ingo Warnecke
design study for 'Global Endurance Solarpowered Stereo Photo 30m Base High Altitude Surveillance Platform' (with 4 crew) by Luigi Colani at the Internationale Luftfahrtausstellung ILA 1988, Hannover
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Shot Date 1988-05-00
Airport EDDV
Hannover Airport, Hannover Germany
Upload Date 2023-01-09
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Camera Make Reflecta
Camera Model ProScan 7200
Dimensions 6394 × 4198
Date Taken 2023-01-08 12:27:57
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Aircraft NONE, design study for 'Global Endurance Solarpowered Stereo Photo 30m Base High Altitude Surveillance Platform' (with 4 crew) by Luigi Colani at the Internationale Luftfahrtausstellung ILA 1988, Hannover, at EDDV, photo by Ingo Warnecke
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Aircraft NONE, design study for 'Global Endurance Solarpowered Stereo Photo 30m Base High Altitude Surveillance Platform' (with 4 crew) by Luigi Colani at the Internationale Luftfahrtausstellung ILA 1988, Hannover, at EDDV, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ EDDV
Aircraft NONE, 1987 Colani High Altitude Surveillance Platform design study, c/n 001, design study for 'Global Endurance Solarpowered Stereo Photo 30m Base High Altitude Surveillance Platform' (with 4 crew) by Luigi Colani at the Internationale Luftfahrtausstellung ILA 1988, Hannover, at EDDV, photo by Ingo Warnecke
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