That was an XL-17 "Musang" two place trainer for the Philipine air force.
Clog-ez.
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That was an XL-17 "Musang" two place trainer for the Philipine air force.
Clog-ez.
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Er, I think you have to give us a chance to answer these - first time I looked at the Musang and the answer's already there !
Better get in quick with this one - Tupolev ANT-22 MK-1
No apologies needed. We usually start whingeing if we don't know them. (Happens a lot to me)
Here is something definitely military...please continue when you get it - I am off to wield the curling broom again this evening.....(actually they ain't brooms any more - all high-tech carbon-fibre stuff - don't know what the world's coming to.....)
Had to be a Nieuport. Sure enough a Nieuport 15.
Pressing on, what is this early airliner? (The plane is bigger than it looks in this shot).
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Looks German, but probably another US one-off ??
A Rufus Porter, Baldwin-Pullman "Cloud Coach".
Yup, it's a USA one-off that had a tragic ending. There is even a book entirely dedicated to the designer and this one airplane. It was ahead of it's time.
Not any of the names Hurricane mentioned however...
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If you were to lose the wing struts and the wing taper you'd have yourself a Dornier Komet I, but the actual identity of this one escapes me
It is very much a contemporary of the Komet.
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That's it John. Have a cold one.![]()
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Don't know about tragic end - it certainly looks like it was built by a coffin-maker....
Ran across this the other day....don't think it's been posted here yet.....
[EDIT] Admittedly this thing looks like an RC model, but it's not.![]()
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