The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Sopwith Chameleon]

:mixedsmi: ..........its a "foxy" little number .............

[& Co.]

Thanks for the BIG hint
Renard R36 ?
If it is, open board...

[Moses03]

I think you nailed it Yann.

While on the subject of silver ladies, next up a streamlined model-

[lefty]

40-3054

[Moses03]

aka Curtiss XP-46A.

[lefty]

Another silver lady -

[DHC2Pilot]

Curtiss R-8 or R2C-1 (almost impossible to tell the difference)

If I have to pick I'll go with the R-8

[Sopwith Chameleon]

Thanks for the BIG hint
Renard R36 ?
If it is, open board...

a belated frosty one ........

[lefty]

to DHC2 Pilot for the Curtiss R-8

[DHC2Pilot]

Sorry for the delay - I'm at work with no access to my files, so......Open board :mixedsmi:

[Moses03]

Okay then, how about this easy little runabout?

[lefty]

You could grow tomatoes in that greenhouse.........

[Ferry_vO]

Lockheed YO-3A "Quiet Star"

[Moses03]

Spot on Ferry.

[Ferry_vO]

Don't have anything to post at the moment, so open floor once again!

[DHC2Pilot]

Here's a nice one......

[Moses03]

Wow, this could be almost anything. Thinking something German or maybe USA. Dunno...

[DHC2Pilot]

Here's a two-fold hint.....

Eastern European, built in 1928. That should whittle it down a bit. :mixedsmi:

[lefty]

Something knocked up by some students in Warsaw (no NOT Olga the Obliging),this is a P.S.1

[DHC2Pilot]

Lefty with the Prauss PS-1. Board is yours.

[lefty]

Time for a twin-boom pusher - do we never tire of these ????

[Moses03]

Twin boomer! I think this one has surfaced before. The Thai RTAF-5.

Will be out until tomorrow afternoon. Here is the next one in the meantime-

[lefty]

Actually got this without having to look it up (checked the number though).

It's the Max Holste MH250 Super Broussard prototype.


Here's another 'light transport'...

[wout]

Good choice Lefty!
The Gavilan 358 made in Colombia, although thew design was created in the USA. I think there is one on the FAA register as N358EL. :USA-flag:

[lefty]

You got it, Wout - the Gavalan - not sure how many kilos of 'local produce' you could get in that chunky fuselage.