Aircraft Identification V

[Graeme]

Then that website I posted above needs some serious updating!

 

[Graeme]

Identify this military flying boat.
First flew on 14th October 1938.

Shot

 

[paaln]

Looks like a Saunders-Roe A.33

 

[Graeme]

And it is!

 

[Graeme]

The answer is on the fuselage.

 

[Marcel]

The answer is on the fuselage.

Schelde s.21

 

[Graeme]

No. This is American.

 

[paaln]

Abrams Model P-1 Explorer

 

[Graeme]

Abrams Model P-1 Explorer

Paaln, you are truly amazing at this recognition caper! One more 'rare' American civvie, sticking with the twin-boom arrangement. Am I leaving a bread crumb trail?

 

[FLYBOYJ]

It's a flying car, I do know that...

 

[Graeme]

It's a flying car, I do know that...

Maybe you're thinking of this?

 

[Wurger]

I can see some similarity.

 

[FLYBOYJ]

Maybe you're thinking of this?

Not really, I've seen that one before.

 

[Graeme]

Well..no mention of being 'roadworthy' in the article. One of numerous designs from Mr Frank Trella of Michigan. First flew September 1949. Plans with a 100hp Continental "may be made available if the demand warrants this". I guessing that it didn't.

 

[cougar32d]

how about this one?

 

[Graeme]

 

[Graeme]

how about this one?

Sorry Cougar, we must have posted at the same time. This is a Fouga C.M. 88-R GEMEAUX.
Try the one above.

 

[cougar32d]

 

[Graeme]

Cougar, someone, somewhere in this forum pointed out that images obtained from the Net and pasted here, are 'labelled' when you're not logged in. Have a look. Both your images are labelled revealing the answers. This includes your last one, which is a Dornier 31.
I don't know how you prevent this.
The twin prop silhouette above is scanned, and remains unanswered.

 

[Graeme]

Shot at 2007-06-28

Sorry. just testing to see if this image remains unlabelled when logged out.