The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux. - Page 436

Thread: The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

  1. #10876
    G'day Lefty! Tis indeed.

    Over to you...

  2. #10877
    Thanks G - sticking to the water (and I rarely do....) here's a nice easy sporty-looking number.
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  3. #10878
    Hi Lefty, lock me in for the Sopwith Schneider.

  4. #10879
    Will do, G (think the others must be on vacation.....)

    If I were the Sopwith pilot, I would be a tad worried about those floats - they look as though they would 'dig in' at the slightest provocation !

  5. #10880
    Thanks Lefty.

    Another biplane...
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  6. #10881
    Hmmm, looks like one of those smooth Nieuport jobs but the struts are wrong.....

  7. #10882
    Quote Originally Posted by lefty View Post
    Hmmm, looks like one of those smooth Nieuport jobs but the struts are wrong.....
    Hi Lefty.

    Not from France mate. This is a German fighter - and I only picked it cause it's name has something in common with your floater above.

  8. #10883
    AH ! So I wasn't so far from the mark with my Nieuport suggestion ???
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  9. #10884
    Well ya learn new things every day!
    Sorry mate, my source mentioned nothing about the Nieuport connection. Apologies.

    But well done Lefty, the Franz Schneider fighter it is.

    (Your up awful late for a Scot?)

  10. #10885
    Not so much up late, as up early, G ! The Boss was curling last night and she brought back a lovely Chinese 'carry-oot' as we call it. Seemed like a good idea at the time........at least it wasn't a curry !

    Anyway, enough of my digestive problems - here's an old favourite -
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  11. #10886
    That's OK then, better that than insomnia.

    Looks like the Italian Agusta AZ.8L?

  12. #10887
    That's the one - a piston-engined machine which unsurprisingly didn't make it, appearing at the same time as the 707 !

  13. #10888
    Thanks Lefty.

    unsurprisingly didn't make it
    "We're doomed" as you say over there - well, according to Dad's Army.

    Jet powered and better looking, but just as unsuccessful I think...
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  14. #10889
    Procaer F.400 Cobra. Italian one-off from 1960.

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    If thats the case, I was miles off - I was thinking South America......
    Keith

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    The Cobra it is Moses.
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  17. #10892
    Thanks Green. And now a rare color mystery from me...


  18. #10893
    Is there a Beech 18 in there somewhere?
    Maybe the Dumod Dumodliner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Green View Post
    The Cobra it is Moses.
    Another failure by Wiki...that aircraft is not listed as having the Marbore installed! Oh well, It looks as if I must find another source of info....
    Keith

  20. #10895
    French is obviously no problem......

    http://www.minijets.org/index.php?id=99

  21. #10896
    Quote Originally Posted by Green View Post
    Is there a Beech 18 in there somewhere?
    Maybe the Dumod Dumodliner?
    Yes there is! For Green.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lefty View Post
    French is obviously no problem......

    http://www.minijets.org/index.php?id=99
    Thanks Lefty, very useful, have bookmarked it.
    Keith

  23. #10898
    Quote Originally Posted by Dev One View Post
    Another failure by Wiki...that aircraft is not listed as having the Marbore installed! Oh well, It looks as if I must find another source of info....
    Keith
    The Wiki article I found mentions it. But something I didn't know - it was basically of wooden construction (thanks Lefty).

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procaer_Cobra

    And thanks Moses.

    Moving on...
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    Thanks for the link Green, I was thought referring to the Turbomeca listing in Wiki. Engine listing is where I tend to go if I have a suspicion of knowing the engine fitted in order to find an aircraft....tenuous & convoluted.....thats me though. Now off to see if I can find your next poser.
    Keith

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    Quote Originally Posted by Green View Post
    The Wiki article I found mentions it. But something I didn't know - it was basically of wooden construction (thanks Lefty).

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procaer_Cobra

    And thanks Moses.

    Moving on...
    This could be anything....I was thinking about the Bristol Type 146 but alas....the Landing gear doesn't fit!
    Cheers
    BG

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