The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

Mike has gone south for the winter with a Muniz M-9.

Forging ahead with a watercraft.

[wout]

Hi Kevin
Your waterbaby waas made by Thomas Purcell Jr. and his Flight Dynamics Inc. The Flightsail VII (N2035).
I understand she could be towed behind a speedboat when the C90 engine was removed.

[Moses03]

Of course it is. Suds for Walter.

[wout]

Sticking to the wet element. A floatplane

[giruXX]

A Chinese Shen Hang-1, perhaps?

correction: Feilong-1 from the Shanghai Aircraft Factory

[wout]

Hi giruXX
Sorry, but not from China.
The photo depicts the sole floatplane prototype, but reportedly production of the land-based model was some 40.

[Moses03]

Maybe the Yak-12GR?

[lefty]

Everything points to the Yak-12 except that rear fuselage profile, which is too deep ?

Could it be the Yak-10G ?

[wout]

Kevin was very close, but Mike nailed it. The sole Yak-10G

[lefty]

Thanks Walter.

Here's a portly machine with an unusual feature -

[Baragouin]

Hello boys and girls!

This is definitely a Junkers J15 (or K15) of 1920...
Cheers
Carlo

[lefty]

That's the one, Carlo - over to you -

[Baragouin]

That's the one, Carlo - over to you -

Hi Mike!
Here are three bold gentlemen standing against a...what?
Cheers
Carlo
https://imgur.com/a/DrThFwv

[pomme homme]

A Latvian Martinsyde Buzzard ADC.1?

[Baragouin]

A Latvian Martinsyde Buzzard ADC.1?

Yessir that's the one. The latvians called her D-1.
Your move is the next one but pray not a US taildragger….
Cheers
Carlo

[pomme homme]

Thank you, Carlo.

Here's the next. A tail dragger - yes. US - no. I bet Walter gets this one!