Well this is the first design bearing its designer’s name, the Ponnier F1 in her second form with the open, tandem nacelle.
Open House if correct, as I shall be away over the weekend.
That, Robert, would be G-EBHO, the Vickers Vulture, presumably somewhere during its unsuccessful round-the-world trip. (or it might be the spare, G-EBGO...)
Thanks mate, but I'd like Mike (Lefty) to take the joystick as we were nanoseconds apart - I have no "mystery" aircraft and to be honest, probably never will.
Hi giruXX
You are too modest. Not perhaps, but for sure, the Rapid Transit by Ralph Taylor with help from fellow EAA`ers Welch and Replogle.
Your turn, sir!.
It is the Eurodisplay SR-01 Magic
The company seems to have gone out of business in mid-2016 and, if true, that's all history now.
Enjoy the day, Robert
This tiny plane was developed in the 80s and was offered as a kit, it won an award at Oshkosh in the year of its first flight.
A few dozen have been built since with different types of landing gear.
Congrats, Mike, it is the Star-Lite.
A few planes found their way to Europe and one seems to be still flying in Germany.
The picture was taken at a fly-in in the UK around 1990.
From one streamlined beauty to another (!). Here's one for pusher fans. This cosy three-seater apparently had full instrumentation, radio, brakes, etc.
Just the thing for a nice weekend away with the wife and mother-in-law........
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