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Clearing old entry:
#4096 = it's a hungarian aircraft Feigl&Rotter Feiro "Daru" (heron) of the middle twenties (as far as I know no pics exist on the web just a 3 view).
Cheers
carson
 
Concerning old flying-boat: it is a "Macchi L2 Italia".
If you contact following site (which is only in polish) you'll see a most complete pic collection of WWI aircrafts as well as of earlier birdies: most interesting site!
Samoloty na A
Cheers
carson

Thank you, I suspected that it was an Italian flying boat and was even perusing Maachi models, but was unable to locate it.
 
From old to new...what about an ID on this push-pull? (full name please)
carson
 

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Very good Klay but you only get half a dime because name was on fuselage.
When are you starting to offer some birdies?
carson


I just discovered this forum so I don't know if I will be repeating aircraft. Also, I don't yet know how to embed pictures here. But here's one:


Klayspics - Klay's Photos
 
Is this one off your push-pull list that we never saw the final copy of? : )

You are right to complain Ken because I never finished the push-pull list anyway I formally promise that I will do it within this week just be on the look out for the thread "push-pull aircrafts" (in the meantime I found a couple more)
Cheers
carson
 
Hi Ken,
if you go to my thread "aircrafts in push-pull configuration" you will finally find an up to date listing of such aircrafts including 19 models.
May I remind you that projects (or paper planes) are not included but only those which actually flew (with a couple of noteworthy exceptions).
I sincerely hope that you will find this small compilation useful naturally not only for yourself but for all members of this forum.
Cheers
carson
 
I found something for you guys...


That's a Baade 152.
 
 

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