The What is it? Game

[Graeme]

Cheers!

Next one...

 

[Capt. Vick]

Hmmm...

 

[Graeme]

Time for the clues.
First one, and maybe the only one you need...

Only one built.

 

[Geedee]

Before seeing your clue, I've gone thro' the Buffalo, Caribou STOl jobbies, even considered the NASA QSRA but decided l'd go with the Fairy Rotordyne for a starter ?

 

[Graeme]

l'd go with the Fairy Rotordyne for a starter ?

You couldn't have got off to a better start mate! The one and only Rotodyne it is...

 

[vikingBerserker]

Dang, that was impressive!

 

[Capt. Vick]

Holy Cow! Great job!

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Good one Graeme!! And excellent job Gary!

 

[Geedee]

Thanx chaps. There is very, very, little left of the 'Roto in a Museum here in the UK. Basically a fragment of fuselage and I think a rotor head.

Try this one... and no, its not one of my pics

 

[Airframes]

Tempest II second prototype ?

 

[Geedee]

Not a Tempest

 

[Capt. Vick]

American?

 

[Airframes]

Messerwulf - the trial with a Bf09 with full cowled radial engine ? Can't remember its proper designation offhand.

 

[GrauGeist]

Hmmm...

Is it Italian?

 

[Geedee]

Its an American airframe.

Crew of two

Normally powered by a Twin Wasp

 

[Graeme]

Experimental Northrop A-17A?

 

[Geedee]

Experimental Northrop A-17A?

That'll be this one
Well done !

 

[Graeme]

Thanks Gary.

Next one...

 

[Geedee]

Looks like a low wing, British 2 or 3 seater. the swivel seat is the sort of thing you would see in a target tug

Blackburn Roc ?

 

[Graeme]

Looks like a low wing, British 2 or 3 seater. the swivel seat is the sort of thing you would see in a target tug

Blackburn Roc ?

Hi Gary.

Tis a 2-seater liaison and observation aircraft of 1947. Not British. The rear seat you can see plainly is because the rear twin Plexiglas doors are fully opened.

Plenty more clues if required.