Aircraft Identification V (3 Viewers)

The nose looks "DeHavillandish". The engines look French. The ass-end looks like a C-54. It's a..a....a...a
 
As per Wayne, the Agusta Zappata AZ 8 L...



Another airliner...

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

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

Here's another one

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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
 
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...

 
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
 

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