The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

Two more from l'aerophile about the Caudron

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6567596v/f88.item

Not 100% certain but it looks like the source.

[lefty]

and to put PH's mind at rest (along with the doughty author........)

just around the corner from here........

[Moses03]

And what do you call this new one ? A semi-bi-sesqui-triplane ???

Looks to be the Martin TT from 1913 or so. (Methinks there is a private joke in there somewhere between Robert and Uli gX).

http://www.airminded.net/MartinTT/MartinTT.html

[giruXX]

The Martin TT it is

[fabulousfour]

Kevin, to satisfy your curiosity

I know Uli/giruXX for some years now from another Forum. And Uli is to blame that I am now a participant of the Mistery Aircraft Thread

[Baragouin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caudron_C.99

A choral thanks to all those who helped me with information concerning Caudran C99....I hope tol be able to soon reciprocate!
Carlo

[Baragouin]

Kevin, to satisfy your curiosity

I know Uli/giruXX for some years now from another Forum. And Uli is to blame that I am now a participant of the Mistery Aircraft Thread

....and I feel I should say a very nice addition...
Cheers
Carlo

[Moses03]

How about this curious brute seen trundling down the grass runway?

[fabulousfour]

That's a Burnelli which has lost one of its tails

Otherwise, how about the Dyle & Bacalan DB.10?

[Moses03]

Right on Robert. A frontal view would have spilled the beans rather quickly!

There was a later version with 2-bladed Lorraine engines and not the 4-blade Gnomes?
http://www.aerostories.org/~aeroforu...p?nummsg=68452

Now showing at the discount matinee:

[fabulousfour]

Nice video! You have to turn the speakers loud when watching it

Something a little more modern and a little less ugly

[giruXX]

Hi Robert,

I think with more paint and her spinners she looked more favourable

[fabulousfour]

Definetely

[fabulousfour]

No takers?

This is a European one-off which was redesigned later on to a much more favourable appearance.

And it is not from France.

[wout]

Hi Fab4
Does Count Dracula`s birth country play a role?

[fabulousfour]

Hi wout.

You are roughly in the right part of Europe, however, this bird was not built in Romania.

[Baragouin]

Hi wout.

You are roughly in the right part of Europe, however, this bird was not built in Romania.

I think I got it: RWD11 first version
Cheers
BG (Carlo)

[fabulousfour]

Hi Carlo.

This is the prototype of RWD-11 which was redesigned later on

Over to you!

[Baragouin]

Thanks Robert!

I hope this message is going through now...there's a message telling me that my post is too short to re-edit it.BTW what is this strange contraption?

Cheers
BG (Carlo)

[giruXX]

Hi Carlo,

the Cornelius Fre-Wing (U.S.A. 1931) perhaps?

[Baragouin]

Hi Carlo,

the Cornelius Fre-Wing (U.S.A. 1931) perhaps?

Indeed Uli that's the one...good guess!
Cheers
Carlo

[giruXX]

In return here is one which had more commercial success.

[Ferry_vO]

Kinner C-7 Envoy?

[giruXX]

Yes, of course

[Ferry_vO]

Occasionally I get one!

New one, and no it's not. Different name!