Aircraft Identification V

carson1934 said:

Till someone finds out what Marco's #3708 is, can someone identify this?
carson

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carson1934 said:

Till someone finds out what Marco's #3708 is, can someone identify this?
carson

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Marcogrifo said:

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

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Graeme said:

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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Emilio Lafuente said:

Hi Graeme, the Edo XOSE-1

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carson1934 said:

Wasn't the EDO XOSE supposed to be a floatplane?
carson

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Marcogrifo said:

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

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Emilio Lafuente said:

Hi Graeme, the Edo XOSE-1

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carson1934 said:

Wasn't the EDO XOSE supposed to be a floatplane?
carson

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Graeme said:

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.

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carson1934 said:

Good afternoon gentleman
may I bother your Sunday rest and please ask you to identify this?
carson

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carson1934 said:

and this "zinc" as well, please?
carson

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