Aircraft Identification V

[verner]

The nose looks "DeHavillandish". The engines look French. The ass-end looks like a C-54. It's a..a....a...a

 

[Waynos]

Isn't another Agusta Carson? I think it looks like the AZ-8 of the late 1950's

 

[Marcogrifo]

Isn't another Agusta Carson? I think it looks like the AZ-8 of the late 1950's

OMG another damned Agusta?!
Isn't Conte Agusta in that little pic?
Well done Waynos, I think you're right

 

[Graeme]

As per Wayne, the Agusta Zappata AZ 8 L...



Another airliner...

 

[Waynos]

your pic isn't showing for me Graeme

 

[Graeme]

your pic isn't showing for me Graeme

Oh well, never mind, it was a derelict Marathon which I'm sure you would have got. Try another one...

 

[Waynos]

That is the Sud Est Armagnac, a Beautiful looking, and deceptively big, aeroplane.

One from me;

 

[Graeme]

That is the Sud Est Armagnac, a Beautiful looking, and deceptively big, aeroplane.

I thought the angle might have fooled you! Nice call Wayne!

One from me;

The "final vestige" of Mitchell's Spitfire, the Type 391, planned to be powered powered by the Rolls Royce 46H engine?

 

[Waynos]

Spot on! top speed was expected to be in the region of 520mph, Me 262 territory!.

Here's another one

 

[Graeme]

Here's another one

The Hiller Ten 99 as first flown with Rotor-Matic rotor.

Found this the other day...

 

[carson1934]

The Hiller Ten 99 as first flown with Rotor-Matic rotor.

Found this the other day...

What you found the other day looks like the nose of the DFS/Bereznyak 346...or not?
carson1934

 

[carson1934]

Isn't another Agusta Carson? I think it looks like the AZ-8 of the late 1950's

This is a cumulative message for Waynos, Marcogrifo and Graeme
Yes it is the Agusta AZ-8/L which flew in 1958 and sadly remained a prototype (no pressurized cabin). Well done boys!
carson1934

 

[carson1934]

As per Wayne, the Agusta Zappata AZ 8 L...



Another airliner...

Nice pic, Graeme, it has always been my dream to fly such a derelict plane....
carson1934

 

[Graeme]

What you found the other day looks like the nose of the DFS/Bereznyak 346...or not?
carson1934

Sure is.

 

[carson1934]

This comes next (an easy one for a relaxed weekend).....
carson1934

 

[Graeme]

Nice pic, Graeme, it has always been my dream to fly such a derelict plane....
carson1934

You've always wanted to fly a Miles/Handley Page Marathon? Why?

This comes next (an easy one for a relaxed weekend).....
carson1934

The Aero MB 200

Czechoslovak army 1918-1938 - Page 3 - Military Photos

Another project...

 

[Marcogrifo]

Another project...

McDonnell Model 78 / XHRH-1.

Try this:

Cheers

 

[carson1934]

You've always wanted to fly a Miles/Handley Page Marathon? Why?



The Aero MB 200

Czechoslovak army 1918-1938 - Page 3 - Military Photos

Another project...

Concerning the Marathan I only tried to be sarcastic and yes it is the Aero MB/200
carson1934

 

[carson1934]

McDonnell Model 78 / XHRH-1.

Try this:

Cheers

I've seen it several times but now I can't locate it.....I know I'll be mad (mi mangerò le mani) when the name come up...
carson1934

 

[carson1934]

While "eating my hands" (an italian idiom for which I find no English equivalent but maybe Marcogrifo can cast light on this obscure expression) this is my next challenge....
carson1934