The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[wout]

She will be, in time, just as rugby scores .
Not historical, yet, but mysterious then. The BA-14 Cougar (N456BA) by Bergey Aerospace.
Google for info on this new research(?) aircraft

OH please

[giruXX]

So, let’s turn the time wheel a bit backwards then.

[lefty]

Don't know where everyone else has gone, gX, so I'll have a go at the prototype Iberavia (A.I.S.A.) I-11 Peque......

Shame they mucked about with it - the prototype was very neat.

[Moses03]

Here is a larger photo I had of it.

[giruXX]

Welcome back in your "comfort zone", lefty and have a or two on the I-11!

[lefty]

Not so much 'comfort zone' gX, it's just a total unawareness of those newbies that are hardly out of the wrapper !

Here's one that came out of its wrapper some time ago -

[Moses03]

The ugly Ikarus P-453MW Sir.

http://www.airwar.ru/image/idop/xplane/453/453-3.jpg

[lefty]

Indeed, Kevin. Trust you to find an even grainier shot......over to Texas...

[Moses03]

Two seater biplane to consider.

[lefty]

Pretty ropey number, this one! That cowl ring looks as though it's been made from old cornflake packets.....

[Moses03]

Yes, the townend ring is not pretty by any means.



This trainer was tested in 1935 but was not enough of an improvement over the previous trainer to put into production.

[lefty]

Is it by any chance Italian ?

[Moses03]

Not Italian. You would have to travel Northeast from there to find this one.

The builder had his hands in many designs dating from the early 1920's (mostly lesser-known types). The following year he designed a single-engine biplane flying boat that could be readily identified.

This trainer had a 7-cylinder 200hp engine.

[Baragouin]

Not Italian. You would have to travel Northeast from there to find this one.

The builder had his hands in many designs dating from the early 1920's (mostly lesser-known types). The following year he designed a single-engine biplane flying boat that could be readily identified.

This trainer had a 7-cylinder 200hp engine.

Poland?....Lublin?.....
BG

[Moses03]

Further...from the land of the grainy photo.

[giruXX]

It is the Mikhelson U-3

[Moses03]

That it is. Have at it gX.

[giruXX]

Here is a new offer:

[Moses03]

Erco 310 designed by Fred Weick.

Anyone have a photo of a single tail 310? Supposedly the prototype had a single tail for a short period before changing to the familiar twin tail.

[giruXX]

Spot on Moses03 It looks as if this photo had been taken after the change of the fin.

[Dev One]

I must admit that I thought it was a bit too obvious & I could not reconcile the different engine cowling...ah well, one lives & hopefully learns!
Keith

[Moses03]

Side view would give this one away quick. Maybe the frontal will slow you down for about 5 min?

[giruXX]

indeed

[Moses03]

A one-off bomber that did not see production. Tested in 1919.

[Moses03]

Sounds like gX has it, but in case not here is the clincher...