De Schelde unknown bomber
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evangilder
"Shooter"
The roundels look like Czechoslovakian ones. The wheel spats and engine pods look like pre-WWII vintage, but I could be wrong on the vintage.
No they are dutch. De Schelde was a Dutch aircraft and shipbuild company actually based in my hometown. The bomber was very probable designed in the late '30 ies. Don't think it has been build though, it was probably just a concept. Looking at the lines it seems to be developped from the Pander Postjager (Pander aircraft division was bought by De Schelde in 1934), so the design must have been made after that. I'll see if I can dig some info up for you.
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vikingBerserker
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It's not a bad looking aircraft.
Yes, seems likely it, maybe an early design? AFAIK de S.19 had a twin tail, much like the Fokker G.1. Never saw a picture, though.
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Not much is known about these types, so good luck and I'll be very interested if you find anything.
Could be one of the types that De Schelde designed as a competitor to Fokker's G.2. In that case it isn't a bomber but a "Jachtkruiser", a multi-role aircraft.
Where did you find this picture?
Could be one of the types that De Schelde designed as a competitor to Fokker's G.2. In that case it isn't a bomber but a "Jachtkruiser", a multi-role aircraft.
Where did you find this picture?
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Hi Marcel;
unfortunately,I found it in the closed site; http://www.airwarfareforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=9374
unfortunately,I found it in the closed site; http://www.airwarfareforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=9374
