The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

The little beastie is the Lonek L-5 of 1932.

Edit: Pretty sure about this one so I'm going to press on since I will be away this evening. Everyone likes a floater, right?

[lefty]

Hmmmm, liberal application of the TGF here (Texas Grain Filter). And what on earth is going on above and below the tail ? Is that a watermark ??

[Moses03]

TGF...hehe. Not intentional and there is no watermark. Will see if I can find a better photo.

[DHC2Pilot]

Very good! Thought I found a tough one but once again Kevin prevails

[Moses03]

Thanks John. Just got lucky remembering that particular photo.

Here is a better shot of the floater. Note the extra rudder bit is still there.

[lefty]

Ahhh - it's a Colombian Curtiss Hawk II on coke watch........


Correction - a Cyclone Falcon ?

[Moses03]

Columbian Falcon is the one. Piece of cake for Mr. Floater.

[lefty]

Having griped about photo quality, I can only grovel in apology about this one - a dual-nationality military job....

[DHC2Pilot]

This was a Tuff one. Caproni CA.355 Tuffo (1941).

[lefty]

On the ball there, John....

[DHC2Pilot]

Thanks Mike. Here's the next one - you get a 3 for 1 special....

[Moses03]

I think a clue is in order for this "ultralight".

[DHC2Pilot]

German, built in early 30's. The builder is responsible for a number of designs built between wars.

[lefty]

Wagener HW.4

[DHC2Pilot]

To Mike on the Wagener.