Ok Gents GDL has put me some up, So here 2 lucky 7s together,Have FUN

Hey, I love a challenge!!

All Done

Ok, No.1 is Lee Richards Annular Bi-plane 1911, That’s It :rolleyes: , Cheers, Tally Ho! 😉 Phil. :diablo: (I will make my next picks a little more easy, So Glenn does not get a head ache :p )

A friggin’ Farman?!?! I thought so! I was searching and searching but could not find it!

1 to go

Ok, No.9 is a Farman F-31 😮 , Looks different because of the engine used :rolleyes: , Cheers, Tally Ho Phil :diablo: , NO BIDS on No.1 :confused:

I have given up… 🙁

Still think number 4 is number 5 is a Martin Handyside…:)

2 left

Spot on Jupiter Glenn 🙂 ,I’ll give you No.14 :p , Its a Hanriot HD.19, The Yellow nose jobs a Herrick 750 😉 , That means only
No.1, May still exist in England science museum :confused:
No.9, Very ugly planes 😮 has lib engine in this photo.
Well done, 2 left, Cheers, 😀 Tally Ho Phil :diablo:

No.11 is the Jamieson Jupiter. No. 14 is the Huff-Daland HN1. Gee, these are not easy! I think I have discovered the primary source for a lot of these pics. :diablo:

Block 2 number 1 (picture 5?) is a Martin Handyside Monoplane of around 1911.

5 to Go

Well Done Jan, Russell Converta plane, 8 Gone, 5 left.
No.1 Clues, English built, Inventers initials R.A.B.
No.4 Clues, American, starts with H
No.9 Clues, French job, Makers known for ugly planes.
No.11Clues, American, Same name as one of the Planets
No.14 Clues, French, Company initial H.
See if you can get the last 5 :p , Cheers, Tally Ho! 😉 Phil :diablo:

No 8, A Scott Mathieu Russell??? At least that’s what the FAA database says about N996N…

Jan

Yes Glenn, Polikarpov 1-185, It looks more Pol like in different shots in rear end body shots.

Like this shot for example.

Yipppeee! I got one! After a lot of sifting through the books, the Polikarpov I-185 was the nearest I could find to match the pic. The wheel spats were the give away in the end. I have NO IDEA on the rest.

6 left

Well done Gents,
Yes Arm waver, Westland Limo
Yes Glenn, Polikarpov 1-185, It looks more Pol like in different shots in rear end body shots.
Yes Jan, Hs 124 V1
Well done all, So whats left now.
1.Still to go
2.Done
3.Done
4.Still to go
5.Done
6.Done
7.Done
8.Still to go
9.Still to go
10.Done
11.Still to go
12.Done
13.Done
14. Still to go
Not bad, 6 left 😀 , Is that the last of the bids :p , Shall I start to name them? :confused: , Cheers 🙂 , Tally HO! 😉 Phil :diablo:

Batch two, no two is the Henschel Hs 124.

Jan

Ah-ha! I knew it was German. Just couldn’t pick what make.

Batch two, no two is the Henschel Hs 124.

Jan

The La-7/9 look-a-like, is it the Polikarpov I-185?

Batch 1, no.3. Is it Japanese? I can’t think of any other Russian types, if it’s NOT an LA-7/9.

Batch 3 no.4 has got that Bristol look about it.. 🙂

[Edit: whoops, Westland Limousine II it is.] 😮

Batch 3 Photo 4 – G-EAJL – Westland Limousine II