The Monte-Copter Model 15 Triphibian, a product of Monte-Copter Inc. of Seattle. Here are some of there earlier designs which culminated with the Triphibian...
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The Monte-Copter Model 15 Triphibian, a product of Monte-Copter Inc. of Seattle. Here are some of there earlier designs which culminated with the Triphibian...
Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
Please, don't take my question too seriously
It was only a joke
Oh, and the answer is in the filename
Anyway, if someone wants to know more here is the link (very interesting site IMO): http://www.collectair.com/woodason.html
Cheers
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AMCKen
Senior Airman
Please, don't take my question too seriously
It was only a joke
Oh, and the answer is in the filename
Anyway, if someone wants to know more here is the link (very interesting site IMO): Collect Air | Woodason Aircraft Models History
Cheers
Quite right. Fascinating article.
carson1934
Senior Airman
The Monte-Copter Model 15 Triphibian, a product of Monte-Copter Inc. of Seattle. Here are some of there earlier designs which culminated with the Triphibian...
Yes Graeme that's what it is and thanks for showing pics of this genealogy of this interesting chopper!
carson
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
I'll try another:
Emilio Lafuente
Airman
Hello VB, the russian design is the Yakovlev Yak-200, a tactical reconnaissance and artillery spotting airplane which didn´t see production.
Emilio Lafuente
Airman
Hi Graeme, the Edo XOSE-1
AMCKen
Senior Airman
carson1934
Senior Airman
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Excellent, mine lasted over 4 hours this time! 
Nicely done Emilio
Nicely done Emilio
Marcogrifo
Airman 1st Class
I thought you was right, carson, but these pics I've found on Aerofiles site are a bit misleading to meWasn't the EDO XOSE supposed to be a floatplane?
carson
and this is said to be XOSE-1 again (?)
Cheers
carson1934
Senior Airman
I thought you was right, carson, but these pics I've found on Aerofiles site are a bit misleading to me
and this is said to be XOSE-1 again (?)
Cheers
Hi Marco
Aerofiles is also misleading for me.
There is a pic of XOSE1 with normal landing gear and of XOSE2 as a floatplane. Then again there is a pic of XOSE1 as floatplane!
As a result we don't know which is which
Cheers
carson
Correct. How are you Emilio? I see you're continuing to rocket up the AviaQuiz charts!
Wasn't the EDO XOSE supposed to be a floatplane?
carson
Hi Carson! It is. The undercarriage was called "Ferry Gear." Simply a method of moving the machine for cross-country flying. The wheels were then replaced with floats, and back into the water.
carson1934
Senior Airman
Correct. How are you Emilio? I see you're continuing to rocket up the AviaQuiz charts!
Hi Carson! It is. The undercarriage was called "Ferry Gear." Simply a method of moving the machine for cross-country flying. The wheels were then replaced with floats, and back into the water.
Thanks for the information Graeme.
BTW may I also take this opportunity to congratulate Emilio on his numerous medals won at Aviaquiz.
carson
carson1934
Senior Airman
Good afternoon gentleman
may I bother your Sunday rest and please ask you to identify this?
carson
may I bother your Sunday rest and please ask you to identify this?
carson
carson1934
Senior Airman
and this "zinc" as well, please?
carson
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carson
Tzaw1
Airman 1st Class
Good afternoon gentleman
may I bother your Sunday rest and please ask you to identify this?
carson
Vultee P-66 Vanguard
Tzaw1
Airman 1st Class
Salmson Phrygane..., so I thinkand this "zinc" as well, please?
carson
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Nicely done!
