Aircraft Identification V

Marcogrifo · Aug 31, 2009

Waynos said:
Ouch! Clumsy bugger.

Despite the star on the wing, it has the look of a Nieuport. Is it a Nieuport 17?

Almost got it
It was a russian Nieuport 24bis.

Cheers

Tzaw1 · Aug 31, 2009

Marcogrifo said:
It was a russian Nieuport 24bis.

When and where? Because the situation is a little unorthodox

carson1934 · Aug 31, 2009

Tzaw1 said:
Vought VS-326A
Attached page from "The CORSAIR and other - AEROPLANES VOUGHT" by Gerard P. Morgan

Yes it is the Vought V326A and thanks very much for sending through the attached article concerning this very interesting and little known machine
carson

Marcogrifo · Sep 1, 2009

Tzaw1 said:
When and where? Because the situation is a little unorthodox

Sorry Tzaw, unfortunately I lost the link (shame on me )
Anyway, I remember the caption said that accident happened on an airfield in Moscow where foggy days were a very frequent condition.

Cheers

carson1934 · Sep 1, 2009

What about this easy one gentlemen?
carson

BTW Blonde Walkyrie keeps on robbing our images (mine concerning Vought V326 and Marcogrifo's concerning the crashed Nieuport)

PJay · Sep 1, 2009

Blimey that looks like a Tiger Moth.
So it can't be a Tiger Moth.

Tzaw1 · Sep 1, 2009

Stampe SV.4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

Tzaw1 said:
Stampe SV.4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yes this is the Stampe-Vertongen SV-4. It wasn't difficult was it? Next is gonna be a bit harder
Cheers carson

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

PJay said:
Blimey that looks like a Tiger Moth.
So it can't be a Tiger Moth.

Welcone to the forum PJ. No it isn't a Tiger Moth please see my reply to Tzaw
carson

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

This is my next challenge and it looks verrry easy but it isn't and there is an interesting story bejind it. Please quote exact denomination.
Cheers
carson

Graeme · Sep 2, 2009

carson1934 said:
Please quote exact denomination.

How about the SNCAC NC 900?

Marcogrifo · Sep 2, 2009

I do agrre with Graeme, of course.
Frenchs used to fly planes they built for germans...

And what about this?

Cheers

Graeme · Sep 2, 2009

Evening Marco. Yours is the Beech Model 34 Twin-Quad.

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

Graeme said:
How about the SNCAC NC 900?

Very good Graeme spot on! and for those like myself who don't know the whole story here is a link with some beautiful picture:
Nouvelle page 1.
if you have problems with french see also following link:
Non-Luftwaffe Focke-Wulf 190s.
carson

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

To add some pepper to this forum who was a bit sleepy as of late, what is this fellow?
carson

Marcogrifo · Sep 2, 2009

Graeme said:
Evening Marco. Yours is the Beech Model 34 Twin-Quad.

Of course
LOL, despite my attempts to disguise the image, it lasted only 4 mins

carson1934 · Sep 2, 2009

And what about this one?
carson

verner · Sep 2, 2009

Lockheed Altair?

Tzaw1 · Sep 2, 2009

Altair 8F, c/n 213, X14209, J-BAUC
First Japanese Altair was 8E, c/n 188, X12230, J-BAMC

Graeme · Sep 2, 2009

carson1934 said:
To add some pepper to this forum who was a bit sleepy as of late, what is this fellow?

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