It's nice get you PhD's in aircraft working hard. That's it. Hopefully someone can find a higher quality pix of it.
Chris
It's nice get you PhD's in aircraft working hard. That's it. Hopefully someone can find a higher quality pix of it.
Chris
As far as I can tell, Chris, that IS the photo of that particular machine ! (Unless Carlo has one tucked away....)
Here's something much uglier....
The Pützer Moraa from 1956
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Indeed, Uli. A rhinoplasty gone wrong.........
Back to something prettier:
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I can delete that one from my list of mysteries now.
That is the Piaggio P.8
Regarding the Meridionali A.G. mystery from Chris, is anybody able to post a link to that photo (or another one) from this rarity?
My search wasn't successful...
Correct on both!
Enjoy a
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Here is something similar.
Hi RobertOriginally Posted by fabulousfour
I can delete that one from my list of mysteries now.
That is the Piaggio P.8
Regarding the Meridionali A.G. mystery from Chris, is anybody able to post a link to that photo (or another one) from this rarity?
My search wasn't successful...
in spite of my strenuous and continued efforts on the net I was unable to locate any information on the mysterious A.G. I was just able to find a pic of General Aldo Guglielmetti which you will find on the attched link together with an extremely interesting dissertation on the FIAT-CMASA RS14 (fortunately in English)…
Cheers
Carlo
https://www.researchgate.net/publica...lanes_of_CMASA
A few similar-looking Villiers models - think this is the 10 ?
That is what I had Mike.
PS: No AG photos in my archives Robert.
I got the IMAM AG pix from a friends project. Not via the web. It looks like a Xerox copy of the pix so I thought someone might have a better quality version.
Chris
Carlo, thanks for the link, but found it by myself already.
And thanks to all for your efforts!
Mike and Kevin: Quite close with the Villiers but it is not the "10".
AS I said, they are all rather similar and the photo is a bit grainy! We'll try the Villers 4, then. The 11 is again similar but with central float.
It is the Villiers 4 which got the civil registration F-ESEM for a record attempt.
Over to Mike.
Thank you Robert.
I have nothing that will keep you lot busy for long, but this sporty-looking number has not, I think, been in this forum before.....
Caproni Tricap. Are we trying to give French aircraft a run for their money with Italian aircraft?
Chris
Not really, Chris - but between them they have produced some nice machines. Over to you for something more exotic ??
I'm not into civil aircraft except to fly them. This aircraft is with an Air Force.
Chris
It looks like a Rans S-6 - but then, to me, all modern ultralights look the same!
I have it as R-4 Coyote over to you. Its with Portugal AF
Chris
Thank you, Chris. I did say that all modern ultralights look the same to me!
Knowing how you chaps like a floater, here's an easy biggun!
I'd say the Bastianelli PRB.1.
..... and you'd say correctly, sir. Over to the USA.
From biplane to monoplane.
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