Hi Kevin, bingo!
:salute:
Hi Kevin, bingo!
:salute:
Hmmm, from an era when they were all pusher bipes !
Looks a bit Savoia-Marchetti-ish but suspect it's a one-off Yank. New England type piers in the background.
As usual, Lefty is on the right track...
The designer built one other similar flying boat. This one was powered by a Hisso initially.
Maurice McMechan built a couple of flying boats in the mid 30s, one of which was powered by a 150hp Hisso, but I know nothing of them. West coast, I think, so not <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comffice:smarttags" /><st1lace w:st="on">New England</st1lace>.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
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Dave
Rogers RBX Sea Eagle (1929).
Up next...
Hi DHC2Pilot,
if you forgive my insufficient of the Hungarian language, I call this the Dahu II of
MSrE (Muegyetemi Sportrepulo Egyesulet). :mixedsmi:
MSrE M.28 Daru it is. Used as a glider tug, one built - Circa 1950. Over to you Walter.
This heli is not related to the Bell 47, not a homebuilt and it had a non-US engine.
Is it French? One of the North African named variety?
Keith
Hi Keith,
sorry, it is not French.
Year of completion was 1953 and the aircraft survives in a museum in its country of birth.
if it helps, the heli was painted yellow
It is reported as the first indigenous heli design of the country.
Engine was 150hp Hitachi Jinphu III radial
Would not have found it without the hints. It's the Yomiuri Y-1.
Flight has it from 1956? http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchi...0-%201576.html
Going to press on here with a lumbering (or should that be slumbering?) beast...
A Farman of some flavour, perhaps the F. 220-0.
Dave
Hi Kevin, nor necessary to confirm it is the Y-1 by Yomiury. What put you in the right track? must have been my hint it was yellow
:ernae:
Perhaps then this is the Polikarpov TB 5
Dave
Hello chaps - still here - just not very good on yellow choppers...........
I think Moses has found a rare view of the LeO-300.
LeO 300 indeed!
Over to the land of kilts and bagpipes-
I'm afraid my kilt has shrunk a bit...........
Here's a wee floater for you - not too difficult.
Port Victoria P.V. 2
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