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• Nov 28, 2009

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carson1934 said:

Very interesting site Storch. Unfortunately I have no time now to go thru the whole footage but in the meantime I'll solve for you the mystery of following aircrafts:
- n.5 = Model III N100 D Aerocar
- n.6 = Lockheed XFV1
- n.8 = RFB vehicle
- n.9 = Republic XF84H
- n.12 = Bell XV3
- n.14 = Scaled Composites ATTT
- n.17 = Curtiss AT9
- n.24 = General Aircraft GAL/38
- n.26 = DOAK 16/VZ-4DA
- n.34 = Stearman Hammond Y1S
- n.44 = Boeing C97 Stratofreighter
In the afternoon I might have some more time and identify more aircrafts
Cheers
carson

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Well done Carson! Now there is just N10 and N20 and all aircrafts will have been identified!

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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Storch said:

Well done Carson! Now there is just N10 and N20 and all aircrafts will have been identified!

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I thin you still miss #36 and #43.
For the 36 I still have to check and for the 43 I think it is a profile view of the Global Flyer
carson

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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Yes you're right! In fact the N°36 is the Bellanca Aircruiser! For n43 it is more difficult! I don't know this aircraft!

But the most difficult rest N10 and N20!

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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Storch said:

Yes you're right! In fact the N°36 is the Bellanca Aircruiser! For n43 it is more difficult! I don't know this aircraft!

But the most difficult rest N10 and N20!

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If I'm not mistaken you are also missing #30 which is the french bomber Amiot 143!
Number 20 is a WIG vehicle (probably the Flarecraft 370) but let me check once more. About the #10 I don't know yet
carson

I found #20 it is a WIG vehicle produced by Rheinflugzeugbau (a company founded by Prof. Lippisch), number is X114 and a few versions were produced.
If you want to know more about wig vehicles see the following site:
www.se-technology.com

 

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• Nov 28, 2009

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n 44 is actually the Consolidated R2Y "Liberator Liner" (Consolidated Model 39) - thought it does resemble the Globmaster.

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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Thanks Carson for web site link who's very interesting ! Well done to for the Rheinflugzeugbau X114!

But it is right that #10 is hard!

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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Storch said:

Thanks Carson for web site link who's very interesting ! Well done to for the Rheinflugzeugbau X114!

But it is right that #10 is hard!

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Please note that in my list at post #4080 I've also included #21 which is the Northrop Tacit Blue.
Concerning elusive #10 I've seen it many times on several sites but now I canìt locate it...
Cheers
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• Nov 28, 2009

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#10 is the Rockwell XFV-12A

 

• Nov 28, 2009

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vikingBerserker said:

#10 is the Rockwell XFV-12A

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Yeahhh thanks Viking!! It looks like Star Wars aircrafts a litle bit!

Now the list is complet! Congratulation to Carson and Viking!

 

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• Nov 28, 2009

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Storch said:

Yeahhh thanks Viking!! It looks like Star Wars aircrafts a litle bit!

Now the list is complet! Congratulation to Carson and Viking!

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Youtube said Rockwell XFV-12 for #10.

And the se-technology site shows #8 as the RFB X-113.

 

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• Nov 29, 2009

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New one:

 

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• Nov 29, 2009

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Looks like Fairey Long-Range Monoplane. Cheers

 

• Nov 29, 2009

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Whoops, never mind. Can't get the image to show.

 

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• Nov 29, 2009

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verner said:

Looks like Fairey Long-Range Monoplane. Cheers

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Yes Verner I confirm it is the Fairey long distance range monoplane "Eversharp"
Cheers
carson

 

• Nov 29, 2009

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Nicely done Verner!

 

• Nov 29, 2009

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I'm enclosingh a plan because I couldn't find a pic...what might this be?
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• Dec 2, 2009

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And what's this craft of the middle forties?
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• Dec 2, 2009

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And this contraption which looks vaguely like an aircraft what is it?
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• Dec 2, 2009

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and this one ready for attack?(and that's all for today)
carson

 

• Dec 2, 2009

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I assume the last one ISN'T an early mark Blenhiem right? Whatever it is I see it didn't have handed engines. Must have had some nice pull to fight on take-off.