Not sure the designation but I have it as the Gribovsky Trainer circa 1937.
Edit: Maybe the G-22?
Not sure the designation but I have it as the Gribovsky Trainer circa 1937.
Edit: Maybe the G-22?
Indeed, it is the Gribovski G-22 under construction.
Here is the unretouched photo.
A refreshment to Texas
Thanks Robert.
Back to floaterville. There are several similar looking ships but only one designation had this tail configuration.
A Donnet-Lévêque Type A, perhaps?
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Thank you, Kevin.
Enjoy a twin
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....... It started out as something else ......
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My stuff here
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website
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..... from a well-known company, 20 built
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LWF J-2 - the US twin engine D.H.4?
Hi pomme homme
The RL-16 by the other René Leduc.
Indeed, Walter. No ramjets for this René! Over to Holland!
A single-seater from many years ago.
Sorry, but have no better photo
This aircraft was built using parts/components of am earlier 2-seater by Mr. .... with a shoulder wing configuration, tri-gear and the same registration.
She is the Moonshiner by Mr. Bill Meadowcroft. The earlier 2-seater was the MC-1 Chinook, both registered N2897D.<br>Aerofiles, surprisingly, does not know for sure whether the name was Meadowcroft or Meadowbrook.<br><br>Open House, please
It is OPEN HOUSE all day (and also to-morrow)
Don`t keep me waiting
then let's have a try at this
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Another one which I can remove from my list of prepared mysteries
That is the Werkspoor Jumbo from
So let's try this racy looking aircraft.
Morning Robert. That looks like the Gil-Pazo GP-2 Especial ?
A belated good morning, Mike
Tried the whole morning to get into the forum without success.
It is indeed the Gil-Pazo GP Especial from Spain, the single seat conversion of the GP 2.
You have a good nose, Mike, photos of this special bird seem to be rare!
Enjoy your pint!
Remembered the 'trousers' from my Spanish Civil War book.....
Wouldn't fancy flying that to Africa - noisy and pretty uncomfortable, methinks !
Here's a twin bipe -
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