The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[wout]

The Dabos JD-24 d`Artagnan?

[lefty]

Told you. (When this pic was taken, it was called the AGB/Dabos JD24P !)

[wout]

This one has a special feature. But... reason for posting is that I just like the lines

[Moses03]

Hate to miss when Wout wanders into our era. This is a Schmeidler SN.2

http://www.histaviation.com/Schmeidler_SN-2.html


Will be away until the afternoon tomorrow possibly so here is flying boat to ponder. Please press on if you spot it.

[lefty]

Ah ha ! This one is, as they say, right up the Rue Michel......

It's the Tellier 350hp Sunbeam from 1918.

[lefty]

In Moses' absence I can dare to put in another light aircraft - quite a smart one, methinks....

An extra wee nip to chase down your if you can tell me what sort of engine this has !

[Moses03]

on the Tellier. Figured you knew that one.

I like your pointy cruiser. Just waiting for Walter to spot it so we can move on.

[DHC2Pilot]

If I'm not mistaken that's a Wickner (Wicko) GM.1 Wizard with a Ford up front

[lefty]

Yessir - A good ol' 85hp V8 ! and a wee Highland Park for my friend from Illinois.

[DHC2Pilot]

Thanks Mike! Here's a cute little bugger I ran across the other day......

[Moses03]

The RWD-11 in the background sure helped! This is the, wait for it..... Zalewski WZ-XII "Kogutek II"

[DHC2Pilot]

A cold one for you Kevin.

[Moses03]

Thanks John.

This one was way ahead of it's time...or so it would seem.

[lefty]

It has a Junkery look to it (minus the corrugations) and I know Junkers played about with pivoting wingtip/ailerons, which presumably these are, but otherwise I'm getting nowhere at the moment. And that ridiculous rudder ....... ????

It has to be a home-made job - those exhaust stubs aren't even in a straight line !

[Moses03]

Not a Junkers design or from Germany although it was first tested with a German engine...

Here is a front view of the oddball.