The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

Spot on as usual Walter. Have at it.

[wout]

An easy one. No picture required (at least not now)
Which aircraft was identified by four (4) different model/type designations of different companies that had something to do with the aircraft (it was flown!). I do not mean change of manufacturer name or merger etc.

[Dave_Kent]

something like the Feiseler Fi 156 Storch, which I think was manufactured post-war in France, Czecjoslovakia and Romania under different designations.

Dave

[wout]

Hi Dave,
sorry not the Storch. It concerns a single aircraft. To assist I can disclose it had 3 company and four type/model designations, but if you Google you likely end up with the one it is usually known under.

[wout]

The aircraft served as testbed for a major aerodynamic feature which was found in a later production plane built by the company which designed this feature, but the company did not built the entire testbed aircraft.
The sum is 674

[DHC2Pilot]

Gee, I never was any good at word problems in math............

[wout]

88 plus 521 plus 63 plus 2 makes 674.
Crescent wing used in the Victor V-bomber.
HP-88 Handley Page (wing design)
Type 521 (Supermarine, fuselage)
G-63 General Aircraft prior to merger with Blackburn (construction)
Y.B.2 (Blackburn/SBAC after merger with General Aircraft)
O.H. please

[Dave_Kent]

Gosh, that was my next guess

Well, not my NEXT next guess, I was thinking Concorde nose

A neat variation on the game that I'd like to try again

Dave

[wout]

Grab the chance! it is O.H.

[Moses03]

Mystery plane holiday? No never!

Here we go-

[DHC2Pilot]

Arado AR.64 (1930)

[Moses03]

Arado it is.

[DHC2Pilot]

OH Please....away from my files for a while.

[Moses03]

Everyone on holiday still?


Floating away...

[Dave_Kent]

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