Good day Thomas!
Excellent and of course you are correct :):)

OH as declared by Thomas

Hi Laurence!
Sorry, did not work. I hope that this picture of the same aircraft is better.
Must be the pyramid! 😉

The pyramid has nothing to do with this aircraft`s origin.
And it is not a homebuilt.

Gentlemen!

Thank you for the lecture on the Notteghem LN-01 and for the links with some beautiful photos. :):)
It always surprises me how much info is hidden on the net and this beautiful lightplane is a good example.
The LN-01 is mentioned in Les Avions Français de 1944-1964, but without registration and the date of the first flight is mentioned as 30-11-1951.
Engine 60hp Walter Mikron, span 7,00m, length 6,22m, max. speed 215km/h, cruise 190km/h, range 1100km
I hope that if someone finds the registration, he will put it on the forum. Thanks!

The next wot plane will follow later today.

Hello A.A. 🙂
My vote goes to Notteghem LN-01 of 1951.
Do you have the registration of this aircraft?

Hi Mike!
Correct on all points :):)

This one seems OK without wing struts

Hi John!
the Partenavia P-57 Fachiro I prototype?