The Barnhart Twin 15 "Wampus-Kat” (whatever that means: no idea )
The Barnhart Twin 15 "Wampus-Kat” (whatever that means: no idea )
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This one shouldn’t cause you any headache:
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Hello everybody!
This should be the Macchi M16 (also converted to a floater for the US Navy)
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
Sorry I changed my mind therefore please delete the prievious ID: It is the Macchi M20! (also available as a floater)
The Macchi M.20 it is!
Cheerio Carlo
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Thanks Uli!
Here comes an easy one for you…
Cheers
Carlo (BG)
https://imgur.com/a/xU9yu3Y
Carlo I think you get the prize since answer is on side of aircraft.
Chris
OK here I go with the next one…
Cheers
Carlo
https://imgur.com/a/b1Q1rv7
She appears to be a Cessna O-1 with a turboprop conversion!?
Since no reply seems to go through I have her as the prototype of the SIAI-Marchetti SM1019 with turboprop…
Cheers
Open house please
Carlo (BG)
Next challenge is a small low winger.
USA, 1960ish. Same builder also constructed a small biplane and Formula One racer, both of own design.
Sadly the pictured aircraft was lost in a crash 1972.
Shades of Cassutt?
Hi Pomme Homme
No Cassutt relationship (AFAIK) . I think the subject aircraft may have been more for aerobatics than air racing.
However, the Formula One racer by the same designer DID strongly resemble a Cassutt.
The aircraft is the Lowers B.I.R.D (aka as Bluebird) by Jack Lowers of NC.
Registration N591T, Completed 1964 and lost in fatal crash 15 June 1972 (NTSB)
Open House please. Grab the invitation
Not AISA in origin. From a well known company in the UK...
These frames belong to the Martin-Baker MB 1, an ancestor of the ejection seats, so to say.
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Here is an interesting flying egg
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That egg looks like its a model - the engine looks like a model deisel.
As for the M-B1 I should have had the courage of my convictions....Ah well!
Keith
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