The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Another of something appropriate is pulled in Buckinghamshire. I.A.R.-36 she is. Our resident Eastern Horror specialists are slipping.

[sandar]

Not too sure if this is easy or not

[lefty]

Well it is one that features in my Polish book - a PZL P.50/1 Jastrab 1. Too little, too late, for the Poles, sadly.

[sandar]

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No scotch, only guiness and lager.

[lefty]

Thanks - been clearing up in the garden - thirsty work- glorious day here.

Here's a quickie which should last about 5 minutes

[sandar]

Looks remarkably like an Airspeeed Queen Wasp. I'll be a bit red faced if it isn't. I didn't bother to check.

I always thought it was a waste of good looking aeroplane and a shame it had to shot at. Anyone wondering what I am taling about, it was designed as a pilotless target drone for the RAF and RN

[lefty]

No blushes necessary, Sandar - it's a Queen Wasp. Normally seen with floats, of course.

[Ralf Roggeveen]

'Glorious day' there, bah! It's freezing & drizzle all day down here. Some of us are slaving over a hot scenery library!

Where's your next mystery, Mike?

[lefty]

It's up to Sandar, Ralf.

[sandar]

I very nearly dropped a brick and named the Wasp as Queen Bee. I wasn't getting the aeroplanes mixed up, just their names . Caught the error before I posted the answer though.

Anyway, have a go at tis little beauty

[Moses03]

TNCA 3-E-130.

I try to keep tabs on our neighbors to the South.

[sandar]

for Moses. I didn't think it was THAT easy

[Moses03]

It's back to twin-boom pusherville...

[lefty]

Now this is the legendary Lester Finkelbaum with his PintaFlyer Mk1 which he built in his garage in Albuquerque. Remove the wings and tail unit, and it turns into a perfectly normal milk float.

[Moses03]

Now this is the legendary Lester Finkelbaum with his PintaFlyer Mk1

Uh, no but nice try! The country is correct though.