Aircraft Identification V
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verner
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Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
I see some minor differences from PZL 30 reference photos I've found on web but maybe the plane shown here is the first prototype...
Anyway, good catch!
G'day Verner. The Bellanca 28-92 Monoplane.
carson1934
Senior Airman
Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
Hi,
if I can say, I'd submit of hiding codes visible on wings or fuselage if possible, otherwise guessing planes might be too easy, sometimes...
Cheers
if I can say, I'd submit of hiding codes visible on wings or fuselage if possible, otherwise guessing planes might be too easy, sometimes...
Cheers
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I see some minor differences from PZL 30 reference photos I've found on web but maybe the plane shown here is the first prototype...
I suspect so Marcogrifo. Possibly the PZL 30 prototype. Note that in Flyboy 2's photo that the main undercarriage retracts into the fuselage side and not the nacelles. The fin and extreme nose also differ to the design when LWS too control.
PZL P-30 (LWS-6) Zubr
Hi,
if I can say, I'd submit of hiding codes visible on wings or fuselage if possible, otherwise guessing the plane might be too easy, sometimes...
Cheers
Heavens mate, I wouldn't dream of investigating the registration.
No, I remembered the Weserflug from a small line drawing I have...
(However I'd be interested in a German aircraft registration search engine if you know of one!
)Look familiar?...
carson1934
Senior Airman
Hi Graeme,
it took you only 14 minutes to unveil my challenge, next time I'll make sure to delete both insignia and registration codes to render matters a bit more difficult. I can't help being astounded at your vast aeronautical knowledge.
carson1934
carson1934
Senior Airman
I see some minor differences from PZL 30 reference photos I've found on web but maybe the plane shown here is the first prototype...
Anyway, good catch!
Those are very cute remarks Marcogrifo: I'll make sure to save both pics of the "Zubr", i.e. the one submitted by Flyboy and the ones available on "ugolok neba". But it still remains an ugly contraption!
carson1934
carson1934
Senior Airman
Yes it looks familiar, it must be a french contraption but right now I have no time to investigate it as i have to take care of th emissus......I suspect so Marcogrifo. Possibly the PZL 30 prototype. Note that in Flyboy 2's photo that the main undercarriage retracts into the fuselage side and not the nacelles. The fin and extreme nose also differ to the design when LWS too control.
PZL P-30 (LWS-6) Zubr
Heavens mate, I wouldn't dream of investigating the registration.
(However I'd be interested in a German aircraft registration search engine if you know of one!
Look familiar?...
carson1934
carson1934
Senior Airman
Yes it looks familiar, it must be a french contraption but right now I have no time to investigate it as i have to take care of th emissus......
carson1934
The missus can wait for a while....I'm quoting at heart maybe the Farman NC-223?
carson1934
Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
Sorry, believe me, I wasn't blaming anyone for this apart from myself for the firstHeavens mate, I wouldn't dream of investigating the registration.
Sorry again, I don't know any special search engine(However I'd be interested in a German aircraft registration search engine if you know of one!
, but try googling "aircraft YR-AHA" or "aircraft D-ORBE" Look familiar?...
Hmm, an usual "french-multi-engine-high-wing-fixed-gear-ugly-plane" built in the period between WWI and WWII, maybe?
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I guess we're a little tired of seeing ugly French planes? So to end this one it's the Societe Aerienne Bordelaise SAB-80. Meant to be a multi-role aircraft it was suppose to undertake communication, long and short range bomber, escort and reconnaissance missions but in the end it could perform none of these roles to a high standard.
carson1934
Senior Airman
Hi Graeme
thanks for the solution of the riddle, I didn't know that ugly french thing (no offense meant of course). May I suggest something? You are an absolute mine of information and knowledge, why don't you make a challenge over some little known flying wing? Just a suggestion...
carson1934
Patoruzu
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carson1934
Senior Airman
Sorry, believe me, I wasn't blaming anyone for this apart from myself for the first
Sorry again, I don't know any special search engine
Hmm, an usual "french-multi-engine-high-wing-fixed-gear-ugly-plane" built in the period between WWI and WWII, maybe?
Hi again Marcogrifo
I don't mean to confuse you but I just started a small thread called "aircrafts in push/pull configuration". This is just a very humble start but I'm sure, with the help of you gentlemen, that it will grow up to a respectable size.
carson1934
carson1934
Senior Airman
Carson, can you provide a link for your thread aircrafts in push/pull configuration as I cannot find it and I have a picture foryou that you might not have seen before.
Your flying wing reminds me of an early Lippisch test plane but I'm not finding it so easy as you might think
Your flying wing reminds me of an early Lippisch test plane but I'm not finding it so easy as you might think
Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
Look here: http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aircraft-picture-requests/aircrafts-push-pull-configuration-18906.html
Nice idea Carson, I'll try to add something in the next days
Cheers
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