Hi friends,

and thank you Graham + Peter, you found it!:);):)

I know I often suffer from a tunnel view, that’s why I have to ask here…:o

airwar.ru contains a picture of YR-MAY:
http://www.airwar.ru/enc/other2/fn305.html

and this Roumanian website contains one of YR-MAH:
http://www.cartula.ro/forum/topic/3477-nardi-fn-305-azur-172/page__st__20

Thanks again!

See you, and regards, RT

Thank you Al!:) I think I should give a hint to aviafrance.com…

Sorry, Mr Avion Ancien has been occupied ploughing the potager!!!!!

No need to excuse! What are you growing? Things like the attached?:D

Regards, RT

Thank you Graham! I knew I could rely on you here!

Maybe the picture you are referring is seen in the Breguet’s Challenge (no. 840, also referencend in theareodrome.com):

On theaerodrome.com, they had made a successfull request for it by these pictures it in 2012 already, but made no comment to the SDASM flickr account…:mad:

Here the link:
http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/aircraft/55528-unknown-aircraft-internet-again.html

Thanks again, and regards,
RT

There are two more pictures on the Flickr account of the San Diego Air and Space museum – of bad quality though. Here it is simply called “Arnoux Sans Queue”.

Thank you for your interest!:)

Regards, RT

Moi, un expert. Je ne pense pas. Peut-être un amateur des vieux avions français, mais pas en plus!

We Germans use to say: “Bescheidenheit ist eine Zier!”, but also: “Man soll sein Licht nicht unter einen Scheffel stellen!”:)

Naming proposals for this aircraft still welcome.

Regards, RT

Bumped up for additional attention.

Regards, RT

Thank you Chris for your answer. Your solution seems to be correct. The aircraft are the same in the general outline. The strut scheme for the ones between fuselage and upper wing is matching. But there are also little differences. Your picture does not show that attractive slot/opening scheme in the cowling. In my picture, the edges of the pits for the crew are cut deeper and more rectangularly. In your picture, the wheel holder (correct expression?) is just a rod. If you light up my picture, you will find here it is flat like the one the Bücker Jungmann has. By the way, in my picture the aircraft seems to have different strut schemes between the wings on each other side… But anyway, I am going to store that picture as “DAR 8 Slavei”!
Found a new picture of a rare aircraft…:D Thanks again, Chris!;)

Regards, RT

After another turn of searching I am almost sure these aircraft are ICP Savannahs. The model variability should allow that conclusion.

Regards, RT