The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Well if it's an Ikarus, it is one unbeknown to me ! Kevin has the hoard of Balkan oddities...

[wout]

Mike, , it is an Ikarus
Let`s give Kevin a chance to come up with the right numbers I (and name).

[Moses03]

Sorry, even with all the clues have no idea what this is.

[wout]

This is the Ikarus Model 252 Prvi Maj (or 1 May). Developed to meet a Government requirement for a light aeroclub trainer/tourer. Competing Cijan C-3 Trojka was selected.
Only other picture I have is attached drawing.

OPEN HOUSE please

[lefty]

Well that's a truly obscure one - we'll have to try to cultivate a Balkan corrspondent, I fear !

We don't often do gliders here, but I'll sneak this one in because it is, er, powered...............

[Hurricane91]

We don't often do gliders here,...

Guerchais-Roche SA 104 Emouchet "muzzle loader" (S.N.E.C.M.A. "Escopette" pulse-jets for self-launching).

If correct, OH.

[lefty]

Absolutely correct, sir.

[wout]

If you like the slim types, this is one for you

[Moses03]

Found this one on your site Walter.

Hosler Fury racer. How did the pilot see anything!

[Hurricane91]

Hosler Fury racer. How did the pilot see anything!

FSRecorder?

[wout]

That is the one, Kevin.
It made only one flight, 1941

Control is back in Texas

[Moses03]

Next up-

[Hurricane91]

Curtiss-Cox Texas Wildcat.
(If correct, OH please)

[Moses03]

I also have it as the Curtiss M 22?

A stout for Hurricane.

[Hurricane91]

I also have it as the Curtiss M 22?

I am not sure of the numerical designation(s), but it grew more wings (biplane, then triplane), and was finally called the Cactus Kitten.