Aircraft Identification V (1 Viewer)

[thewritingwriter89]

Luscombe at warp speed

 

[B-17engineer]

I have no clue what this is..

 

[Marcogrifo]

Luscombe

Yes, it's the Luscombe Silvaire again...

Cheers

 

[AMCKen]

I have no clue what this is..

de Havilland Express - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ?

 

[vikingBerserker]

New one:

 

[AMCKen]

New one:

My first thought was Dyke Delta, but that ain't it.
Dyke Delta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Graeme]

I have no clue what this is..

As AMCKen pointed out, the De Havilland DH-86. Your photo shows A31-7 in RAAF Service. Same aircraft from the port side...

New one:

 

[vikingBerserker]

Nicely done sir.

Ok Graeme, I'm going to make this a little more challenging for you. I'm thinking of a plane......

 

[carson1934]

What about this nifty clean aircraft?
carson

 

[carson1934]

Good evening gentlemen (or good early morning for Australia)
no replies? is everibody asleep?
carson

 

[verner]

Hey, you woke me up! Looks Italian but writing is english so...... I dunno.

 

[carson1934]

Hey, you woke me up! Looks Italian but writing is english so...... I dunno.

Good evening Verner,
no it isn't italian it is a US trainer EMSCO B10 of 1933...
Cheers
carson

 

[verner]

Never heard of her-thanks

 

[B-17engineer]

Fairly easy.

 

[carson1934]

Fairly easy.

Hello and have a good Sunday
Focke-Achgelis FA.223
carson

 

[Marcogrifo]

This weird bird is the ________________________ (please fill the gap with the correct name )

Cheers

 

[carson1934]

This weird bird is the ________________________ (please fill the gap with the correct name )

Cheers

Hi Marco
long time no hear...
this is the Tunison Scout a horrible looking aircraft which however embodied several new findings and according to contemporary reports flew beautifully
carson

 

[Marcogrifo]

Hi Marco
long time no hear...
this is the Tunison Scout a horrible looking aircraft which however embodied several new findings and according to contemporary reports flew beautifully
carson

Yes
About how it flew, I've read this controversial comment on Virtual Aircraft Museum's page:

1935-48 History, It was unloaded at 10th and I Street in San Barndaino off a rail car from the Los Angles area. It was taken in pieces to Shannon Hill Airport and assembled. It was flown one time. The pilot flew it one time around the field and landed at the far end of the field. The engine quit and it went nose up. The pilot got out and said, "Never again!" After the airport was turned into a bomb plant at the start of WWII the plane was moved the Orange Show Grounds in San Barnardiano where it stayed until 1948. I lost track of it after that.

Cheers

 

[Tzaw1]

So ugly that till beauty.

 

[vikingBerserker]

I think it was used as a green house when on the ground.