The picture was taken in a northern country.
Unfortunately, the light was so glaring that the plane's national markings disappeared.
The picture was taken in a northern country.
Unfortunately, the light was so glaring that the plane's national markings disappeared.
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gX
Curious, Gx, it looks like one of the Norwegian M.F. 1's, but that photo doesn't appear to show any source of propulsion ???
I think, I see the pusher.
You are already in the right house but a wee bit off the country.
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gX
Well we'll try the Södertelge Verkstäder SW11?
That appears a good try to me!
I have it as Farman HF 23, SW 11 from Sweden. The houses in the background might well have stood in Södertälje.
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gX
Thanks, Gx
http://www.avrosys.nu/aircraft/MFV/0...FarmanHF23.htm
(You see, occasionally, sources are revealed)
Here's a wee flivver which was supposed to seat 2/3 - must have been cosy in there.........
... sources are the source of anything hereOriginally Posted by lefty
(You see, occasionally, sources are revealed
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gX
1929 Etrich E-VIII Sport Taube.
You got it -
Difficult or not?
The Hüffer HB 28 "Bajadere", perhaps
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gX
It is the Huffer!
Apparently, “a craft to take out”:
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gX
Hi giruXX
Maybe a Hovey Whing Ding II (WD-II)?. These "take-out" planes used to carry an N-number in the 1970s.
Hi Walter. Yes, that's it!
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gX
A motor glider for a change.
Not a homebuilt and not from Europe. And if it helps, the engine was a Continental O-200-A
No takers?
Then I’ll put my coins on the first prototype of the Indian Civil Aviation Department MG-1 motor glider.
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gX
Hi giruXX
Coins wisely spent! VT-AMG from India. AFAIK only this single prototype was completed.
An aircraft with a smile on its face
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gX
A still from the prequel to 'Planes'? But I'm unsure whether it's Virgil Vtol or Stubby Stol!
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gX
You should look in the Eastern hemisphere. I.e. 'Virgil' rather than 'Stubby'
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gX
The buildings look like those of the old Hannover Messe!You should look in the Eastern hemisphere. I.e. 'Virgil' rather than 'Stubby'
BG
Interesting, BG. I thought that it looked remakably like the façade of the LeClerc supermarket in Niort!
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