Aircraft Identification V (7 Viewers)

Ouch! Clumsy bugger.

Despite the star on the wing, it has the look of a Nieuport. Is it a Nieuport 17?
Almost got it :D
It was a russian Nieuport 24bis.

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When and where? Because the situation is a little unorthodox :D
Sorry Tzaw, unfortunately I lost the link (shame on me :oops:)
Anyway, I remember the caption said that accident happened on an airfield in Moscow where foggy days were a very frequent condition.

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What about this easy one gentlemen?
carson
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BTW Blonde Walkyrie keeps on robbing our images (mine concerning Vought V326 and Marcogrifo's concerning the crashed Nieuport)
 

Yes this is the Stampe-Vertongen SV-4. It wasn't difficult was it? Next is gonna be a bit harder
Cheers carson
 
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.
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carson
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I do agrre with Graeme, of course.
Frenchs used to fly planes they built for germans...

And what about this?

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

 

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