The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Where's everyone gone ? This one is not difficult !!

[Moses03]

Not even sure where it comes from. France? USA? Have trolled both Aviafrance and Aerofiles to death without any luck.

[lefty]

Nether France nor USA, sir.....

[cthornburg]

Can. Vickers Vista

Chris

[lefty]

Yes Chris, G-CYZZ indeed. Over to you - (soft drink - it's the January regime again for lefty)

[cthornburg]

High Wing

Chris

[Moses03]

All metal Crawford C-1.

Here is a hi-res pic I have of it showing the detail:

[cthornburg]

Knew it wouldn't last long. Over to you.

Chris

[Moses03]

This one appeared in this thread a long long time ago. But since a better photo (relatively speaking) has surfaced, why not try again?

[wout]

Hi Kevin
My guess is the Lage HL-8 (Brazil) as built with the twin fins. I understand the basic design had a single tail, but was not built

[Moses03]

Right on Walter with the perky trimotor.

Over to you-

[wout]

Thanks Kevin
This one is over 60 years old. Seems 2 examples were built.

[wout]

Not very visible in the picture, but the aircraft had slight FSW (forward swept wing).

[wout]

Think of South America.

[wout]

This is a Niess I-200 (PT-GLI, Brazil) by designer William Niess. Reportedly developed from his earlier Model 5-FG Maranhão design.
Registration of second example could be PP-ZPE. Have never seen a picture of that one (or any other picture of the first one)

Open House please!

[Dev One]

How about this floater (which isn't in this picture!)
Keith

[Baragouin]

How about this floater (which isn't in this picture!)
Keith

Hello Dev One!
This is a Blériot Bl118 of 1925 powered by two Hispano-Suiza 8Ab....
Cheers
BG

[Dev One]

Spot on BG, I didn't think it would last very long.
Over to you
Keith

[Baragouin]

Thanks Keith!

What about an orange coloured grainy motorglider?
Cheers
BG

[Moses03]

From BG's homeland, the Agusta AG.2 of 1927.

[Baragouin]

From BG's homeland, the Agusta AG.2 of 1927.

Very quick and very correct Moses! The Agusta AG2 indeed! Your turn my friend....
Cheers
BG

[Moses03]

Thanks BG.

Let's see where this watery beast of size goes...

[dan_pub]

Could it be a Zeppelin-Staaken 8301 floatplane of 1918 ?

[lefty]

Don't think so, Dan. This is the rarely-illustrated C.A.M.S. 52 from 1930.

[Moses03]

This one is a C.A.M.S but not the 52...