Marcogrifo
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Aircraft Identification V
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Ten million?! I could retire! I suspect it's a British dream but then again the French were also dreamers?...
The sneaky bugger "shopped" it Marco. here it is fully clothed...
Marcogrifo
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Ah, I see, thank youThe sneaky bugger "shopped" it Marco. here it is fully clothed...
Honestly, I guessed Curtiss but I knew I was wrong
Anyway, it's a nice little twin-engined, well done Waynos
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Anyway, it's a nice little twin-engined, well done Waynos
Yes, very nice colour photo Wayne, thanks. In some ways the Concordia reminds me of this machine...
Marcogrifo
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Yakovlev Yak-16
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Spot on Marco!
Yes please!
The Koolhoven F.K. 55. Do you know what the twin pusher in the background is? (I don't).
Looks a lot like the Bede BD-10, Jim Bede's aborted attempt at a homebuilt jet back in the mid-90's. In Bede's usual fashion, the design changed hands several times and had multiple designations. I don't think there are any flying now, unless it's been resurrected again.
Emilio Lafuente
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The Bizjet with a fighter look is the ATG Javelin.
Marcogrifo
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Can you identify this?
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carson1934
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Nope, other than a 50's Jane's entry that describes the project as "progressing" and provided optimistic detailed data...
Thanks very much Graeme
carson
carson1934
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And I must apologize, it seems like sometimes fingers are faster than brain!
Yes a SM.95B prototype did his mayden flight in 1945
Anyway, I'm not completely wrong, because the develop (or better, the completion) of that "bomber" was a dispensation from peace treaty agreements
An excerpt from an article about SM.95 I've found on an issue of "Aerofan" magazine:
Yes, you're right, that is precisely the look (and the essence) of that project
The profile shown in Graeme's post seems, I think, a speculation about the look the SM.95B should have had.
But these below are "the original drawings" found by the Aerofan's staff
Quite a merge between SM.82 fuselage and SM.95 wings, isn't it?
And me too
Finally, the only two known photos of SM.95B
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Hi Marcogrifo
excellent job Marcogrifo I regret I couldn't participate being off my PC for several days.
carson
Now I'm running to watch "Palio" on TV
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carson1934
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Can you identify this?
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Hi Marcogrifo,
I've never seen it but somehow it reminds me of a russian plane...maybe an early Ilyushin?
carson
carson1934
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After the victoria of the "Civetta "(owl) at the Palio I'm submitting this modest A/C for identification which probably won't last more than ten minutes....
carson
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carson1934
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Can you identify this?
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I finally found it by sheer luck! It is a roumanian passenger aircraft of 1932 Bratu 220, I think it was manufactured in France and it is a one-off aircraft.
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carson
Marcogrifo
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I finally found it by sheer luck! It is a roumanian passenger aircraft of 1932 Bratu 220, I think it was manufactured in France and it is a one-off aircraft.
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carson
Still no guess for your instead
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Tzaw1
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Interesting plane. Description from: Romanian Aeronautical Constructions 1905-1974.I finally found it by sheer luck! It is a roumanian passenger aircraft of 1932 Bratu 220, I think it was manufactured in France and it is a one-off aircraft.
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carson
carson1934
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This might be difficult to identify except for our australian friends.....
carson
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