The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Anyway, after that Gallic digression, - see post #6165 - on to a nice grainy monoplane, with an extra pic to make it even easier...

(By the way, sorry for the delay - internet connection down all night - weather, methinks)

[Hurricane91]

If I translated correctly, Aichi K-12.

[lefty]

'Translated' ?? Hope not ! Good spot anyway......

[Hurricane91]

A little bird.

Attachment 53123

[Moses03]

I defer to Mike on the PL.10. Had a tough time trying to sort those out anyways.


BTW- Heading to Las Vegas tomorrow and will be gone until the weekend. Please keep it civil in here while I'm away.

[Hurricane91]

...anyone?

[Hurricane91]

The little bird is a Dewoitine D-7.
Open house please...

[Ferry_vO]

Here's one:

Attachment 53290

[Hurricane91]

Was the mother a J-3?

[Ferry_vO]

Was the mother a J-3?

There is a relation, yes..

[wout]

Hi Ferry!
Nurtanio Nu-85/Nu-90 Belalang from Indonesia. I think the pic is of the Nu-85 prototype

[Ferry_vO]

for Wout!

The Belalang was a Piper J-3 converted to low-wing. 'Belalang' is Indonesian for 'Grasshopper', which of course was also the name of the Military version of the J-3, the L-4.

[wout]

How about this beauty?

[wout]

Last chance.
Still a beauty from this angle.

[wout]

This is (was) the Byron Byroncraft A-1 (registration N1586) by Mr. Charles Byron.
Completed around 1972/1973. Damaged beyond repair when a Cessna lightplane was blown on top of it
during a storm.

OH please