That was quick.
Over to the Scotsman-
That was quick.
Over to the Scotsman-
An angular specimen here - with stubble....
Ahh, this one made an appearance in this thread several months ago...
Oops !Never thought to check - we'll try another.
This designer either ran out of cash for plexiglass or else just liked fresh air........
Hello everybody!
Though I cant remember having seen in this thread #9377 I have it as National Motor S125 (1936 - USA). The second one instead is totally unknown to me....
Cheers
BG
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...l=1#post821179Originally Posted by Baragouin
Methinks Mike's latest is something post war for Wout...
See Moses how silly 79 years old people (almost 80 in October) may be?......http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...l=1#post821179
Methinks Mike's latest is something post war for Wout...
Cheers
BG
If it's WW2 you are referring to, it's pre-war !
Age is just a number.
Right, I meant post revolutionary war...
Hi Kevin!
Sorry, but I don`t recognize Mike`s offering. Maybe because I am not pre-war nor post-war. Just in between like Mike. Notwithstanding this flaw, very keen to learn what she is
This machine was produced about 500 miles from Moses' lair, and was powered by a mighty 40hp motor. Around 40 built. Closely related to another model built by a company acquired by this one...
The good old American Eaglet. Back in the 80's when I was in high school our neighbor (Gene Morris) had an Eaglet 230 with a 30hp Szekely (N548Y). Beautiful airplane. Then he and his son moved down to Westlake TX in '85. Not sure what happened to it after that. I keep hoping I'll see it at Oshkosh one of these years.
Not an American Eaglet .
Kids...now this is what happens when you don't read the instructions before putting down your answer.ALWAYS READ ALL GIVEN INFORMATION FIRST
2nd try....Porterfield CP-40.
2nd time lucky ! Otherwise known as the Porterfield Zephyr - over to Illinois
How about this faded beast
Hi John, a faded Nakajima N.36.
Yes it is Kevin, Japan's Breguet 26T knock-off. Over to you sir.
Here is another big brute.
The designer was a colorful man, having played professional sports, authored a book, started a magazine among other pursuits.
This was a one-off that barely took to the air before coming to grief. For it's day was chock full of luxurious amenities.
Last edited by Moses03; May 6th, 2014 at 04:53.
Hi Moses
Could it be a Lawson L4?
BG
It could be and it is. Have a frothy brew.
If it were not for a tall oak tree the L-4 might have had an interesting history!
any chance i could post a pic of a plane i saw that is pretty cool,to me anyway,and its old....would be good for this thread i think...but ill never be able to post normally cause yall are to smart for me...
It's BG's board. His call entirely.
yes sir,and this is why i asked rather than just posting,,got to much respect for all of you to just post without checking...this is such a great thread..ive learned alot from it..
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