The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[fabulousfour]

Hi Uli.
Thanks for your reply.
I agree that the plane has much from the Fokker, however, I think the transition between windscreen and wing and the windscreen itself is different.
The engine is kind of strange. Never seen an F.VII with this engine installation.
On the other side, the cables along the fuselage really look like Fokker.

What is that silvery stripe above the windows? Another row of windows?

Maybe in the end it is indeed simply a Fokker with an unknown engine. Has anybody a photo of the F.VII-prototype?

[giruXX]

see here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F...585231648).jpg

[fabulousfour]

Now, that is really convincing.

Many thanks for your help!

Open House again.

[cthornburg]

search shows no reference to this Helicopter.
I like it when you ask about unknown aircraft nice addition to thread.
I usually keep my few finds for an aircraft I know so I have something ready.


Chris

[fabulousfour]

The Eagle's Perch/Nolan 51-HJ from the US.

[cthornburg]

You got it have fun with the next challenge.

Chris

[fabulousfour]

Here is a nice picture of a racer that I found recently.

[Baragouin]

Here is a nice picture of a racer that I found recently.

Couldshe be the Turner Laid "Special" of 1937?
Cheers
Carlo

[fabulousfour]

Carlo, it is the Turner Special aka Turner TR-14 aka Ring Free Meteor aka Laird-Turner RT-14 Meteor aka ...
Anything forgotten?

Over to you, Carlo

[Baragouin]

Carlo, it is the Turner Special aka Turner TR-14 aka Ring Free Meteor aka Laird-Turner RT-14 Meteor aka ...
Anything forgotten?

Over to you, Carlo

Thanks for the beer Robert, I didn't you she had so many names….well here comes my next mysterious item!
Cheers
Carlo
https://imgur.com/a/IQl7Nfe

[Moses03]

From Carloland, the Breda-Bergonzi Ardea.

[Baragouin]

From Carloland, the Breda-Bergonzi Ardea.

Perfect! I can't add more....
your turn
Cheers
Carlo

[Moses03]

Good morning. Today we have a floater.

[Moses03]

There was a landplane version along with two different floaters. The first floater variant had one large float while the mystery ship had the two floats.

Curiously, all the floaters were exported to other countries.

[cthornburg]

Martin R

I wasn't able to find a pix with the single float have you one?

Chris

[Moses03]

That is it Chris, though technically the merger of two rivals, a Wright-Martin R.

I have not seen a single float photo.

[cthornburg]

Nice little parasol

Chris

[Moses03]

No takers? This is the Romanian Onciul RO-2 of 1936. I think this is the only photo of it as well.

[cthornburg]

You got it here's another pix with different engine.

Chris

[Moses03]

It looks so much smaller and flimsy in that angle photo.

Here is a nice tourer that should not be too difficult.

[pomme homme]

Bellanca Cruisair?

[Moses03]

Sorry Mike, it's not a Bellanca.

[lefty]

Nah. Kevin's cruiser is the Nardi 310.
And Chris' second photo shows the earlier Onciul RO-1,hence the difference !

[cthornburg]

Mike

Thanks for the info. I found it listed as RO2

Chris

[Moses03]

Over to the lowlands on the Nardi!