The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Hurricane91]

...a light aircraft of fairly anonymous design.

Magyar?

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The (unmentionable) is Swiss, a Weber-Landolf-Munch WLM-1. Well built and fast, Swiss fighter pilots learned aerobatics in them.

[lefty]

Magyar?

Yes indeed.

[Hurricane91]

The MSrE M-19, also known as the Rubik M-02 after its designer Ernő Rubik (never could do his son's cube thingy).

[lefty]

On the ball - or should I say cube.....

[fasm]

The hungarian jancso szegedy M19

Edit : Ooops, missed the last page

[Hurricane91]

An easy one, but notice the wing/fuselage filet.
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[lefty]

Consolidated Y1P-25 ?

[Hurricane91]

Consolidated Y1P-25 ?

Yes, the one and only.
Back to you Lefty.
I still can't get over the Pilatus P-4. What a handsome airplane.

[lefty]

Here's one that's not so handsome. Sorry about the grotty pic.

[Moses03]

Max Plan PF.204?

[lefty]

Actually it's the 214 with modified cockpit, but good enough for me. Pray proceed, sir.

[Moses03]

Right. I have a twin...

[Hurricane91]

Al Mooney's Monocoupe-Lambert "Twin Monocoach", with 90 h.p. Lamberts.

[Moses03]

This one had a bunch of names and Twin Monocoach was one of them.

Monocoach H [NX15433] (Aerofiles coll)
Monocoach Zenith [N5638] (Frank Rezich coll)
Monocoupe Zephyr 1941 Wings cigarettes card

Monocoach H aka Zenith, Zephyr 1938 = 5pClwM rg; two 150hp Menasco D-4S; span: 36'0" length: 24'6" load: 1338# v: 152/139/50 range: 900. Al Mooney. Twin tail, retracting gear. POP: 2 [NX15433] modified into 4pClwM Zenith (with two 90hp Lambert R-266; load: 1265# v: 180/165/48 range: 565 ceiling: 15,000') and Zephyr (as military prototype briefly known as Wild-Cat), with supercharged D-4S). Also noted as Lambert Twin Monocoach.


Spot on H91. Over to you-

[Hurricane91]

This one had a bunch of names and Twin Monocoach was one of them.

Yes, Mooney called it the M-8. The plaid jacket and baby moons gave it away.

This one's name was missing a "T".

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