Aircraft Identification V

kool kitty89 · May 27, 2008

Graeme said:
The Short Sturgeon 1 (RK787). First flown by Geoffrey Tyson on 7 June 1946. A far cry from what it finally ended up looking like!

Yeah, it looks different! I thought it was a Welkin at first.

kool kitty89 · May 27, 2008

And it's the Su-17 (1949) http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/misc/ram/su-17-1950.html

Sukhoi Su-17 (1949) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It was designed to be capable of level supersonic flight, but cancelled due to ongoing engine problems, and never flew.

AL-5/TR-3, A.M.Lyulka

The engine problems doomed the similarly interesting supersonic fighter projects http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/misc/ram/la-190.html
I-350 (M-1, M-2, MT) by Mikoyan-Gurevich

Graeme · May 27, 2008

Next one to identify...

Patoruzu · May 29, 2008

Is this perhaps a Mig 13?

Patoruzu · May 29, 2008

Sorry SU 6 not Mig 13(I 250)

Patoruzu · May 29, 2008

Sorry again SU 5 with a piston engine M-107A and an auxiliary compressor jet engine to act as a booster. The compressor was rotated by the M-107A engine using a shaft.

Waynos · May 29, 2008

Could it be a Consolidated P-33? Don't think that would have had a 4 blade prop though.

Any clues, maybe just the country?

Waynos · May 29, 2008

Oops, Patoruzu clearly beat me to it. With those images I would say that is definitely the right answer.

Waynos · May 29, 2008

Now that the Su-5 has been identified I'd like to offer up this one;

Graeme · May 30, 2008

Patoruzu said:
SU 5 with a piston engine M-107A and an auxiliary compressor jet engine

It certainly is. Nicely done.

Waynos said:
Now that the Su-5 has been identified I'd like to offer up this one

Hi Wayne,

I based my search purely on this aircraft...

And as luck would have it, the answer was close by... the SNCAN North (NORD?) 2100 Norazur.

Graeme · May 30, 2008

Tit-for-tat. Another Frenchman to ponder, one which I think, is a very nice looking aeroplane...

Emilio Lafuente · May 30, 2008

Hi all,

This beauty is a SNCASE SE-1010. Four-engined recon-airplane. First flight November 24th 1948.

Graeme · May 30, 2008

Emilio Lafuente said:
Hi all

Welcome to the forum Emilio!

Emilio Lafuente said:
This beauty is a SNCASE SE-1010.

Certainly is. Has a Republic Rainbow look to it.

One more for this evening...

Emilio Lafuente · May 30, 2008

Thanks all of you for so interesting photographs, and, please, excuse my awful English.
Maybe a Ryan YO-51?

Patoruzu · May 30, 2008

Can be one of the three builts Ryan YO-51?

Patoruzu · May 30, 2008

Me parece que esta la acertamos los hispano parlantes - Emilio - Saludos
" I guess we the spanish speakers hit the mark"

Patoruzu · May 30, 2008

Here two more photos of the DRAGONFLY

Graeme · May 30, 2008

Emilio Lafuente said:
Thanks all of you for so interesting photographs, and, please, excuse my awful English.
Maybe a Ryan YO-51?

Patoruzu said:
Can be one of the three builts Ryan YO-51?

Well done guys!

Patoruzu · May 30, 2008

Whats this??

Emilio Lafuente · May 30, 2008

This time it´s an Argentinian airplane: the I.A.35 "Huanquero"

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