Aircraft Identification V (2 Viewers)

[carson1934]

Here we go with the next one...who wants to challenge? this time I know...
carson1934

 

[Graeme]

Pa.350 ??

Nicely done Ken!

Here we go with the next one...who wants to challenge? this time I know...
carson1934

Italian?

 

[carson1934]

Nicely done Ken!



Italian?

No Graeme, it ain't italian...I'll give you a clue: a bit more eastward....
carson1934

 

[Graeme]

No Graeme, it ain't italian...I'll give you a clue: a bit more eastward....
carson1934

The Yakovlev AIR-7 then?...

 

[carson1934]

Yes Graeme, it is the Yakovlev AIR/7 indeed. What a nice racer of the thirties!
carson1934

 

[AMCKen]

Nicely done Ken!


Thanks. I can see one would need a lot of luck on the take-off and landing with this one. Zero visibility out of that cockpit.

 

[AMCKen]

Yes Graeme, it is the Yakovlev AIR/7 indeed. What a nice racer of the thirties!
carson1934

Along the lines of the Lockheed Sirius, GeeBee QED and Y, among others.

 

[carson1934]

Hi Graeme
this is for you......
Re my post #2988 of 4/23/09
the submitted schematics is a german motorglider Gruse Bo-15/1 built by a german company called Gruse and flown by ace E.Udet in the thirties. It should have been massproduced but only one was made and flown.
carson1934
Gruse Bo-15-1

 

[carson1934]

Here I go again...this is an easy one....
carson1934

 

[Graeme]

Re my post #2988 of 4/23/09

Glad you found what you lost Carson.

Here I go again...this is an easy one....
carson1934

The Bucker Bu 182 C Kornett.

 

[Emilio Lafuente]

I have found this beautiful biplane...

 

[carson1934]

I have found this beautiful biplane...

Hi Emilio

yes, it is a beautiful thing however t looks to me more a monoplane with parasol wing than a biplane.....I've seen it before but can't locate it...could be a Piero Magni ?
carson

 

[carson1934]

I don't want to stuff this forum but I'm coming across a very interesting story concerning item herewith attached which I'll be glad to share with you (as soon as I translate it because I'm pretty sure it's only available in our beautiful but useless language).
If you guess what it is I'll go ahead and do it.
Cheers carson19348) 8) 8)

 

[Graeme]

I have found this beautiful biplane...

G'day Emilio! Is that the Italian Jona J-6 experimental Sesquiplane with the tilting wing mechanism?...

 

[Graeme]

If you guess what it is I'll go ahead and do it.
Cheers carson19348) 8) 8)

The Internet is a haystack Carson, but with Google the needle can be found.

The Avia LM 02 Glider

Translated version of http://www.airwar.ru/enc/glider/lm02.html

 

[Emilio Lafuente]

As ever, you are right Graeme

 

[carson1934]

As ever, you are right Graeme

Hi Emilio,
with my post #3012 I told a lot of nonsense in reply to your challenge.
The irony is that I have been having pics of Jona J-6 for a long time in my collection and I was stupid enough not to locate them!
carson1934

 

[carson1934]

For the benefit of the members of this forum I'm enclosing schematics of a Jona project of the years 1935-36 concerning a fighter with both engines housed in the fuselage which should have been designated Jona J-10.
Enjoy!
carson1934

 

[Waynos]

Hmmm, picture this little scene. Somewhere in Germany Claude Dornier looks at the above drawing in an aviation magazine and chuckles loudly at the comical design before him. Then he pauses, fingers his chin thoughfully and says' Hmmmm, I wonder......?'

 

[Graeme]

New one...