It is small, it is obscure and it is french (and not too modern as well).
I thought you’d be the first with the correct answer, avion ancien.:)
Al
It is no easy task to keep this thread alive…:rolleyes:
Now try this!
Al
It is the Youngman Baynes High Lift, AA.
And it definitely is the D.H.93 Don.
xtangomike didn`t even change the filename from Wikipedia…:D
Al
Let us try to have only one challenge at a time, xtangomike!
Yours is a De Havilland D.H.93 Don. Can you ID mine?
Al
… or not.
Another short break perhaps? :confused:
Let me try to fill the void with this one…
Al
It is the Flugzeugbau Kiel Fk 166.
Over to you, John.
Al
I had some help from Fred T. Jane…
Ok, the next one.
Al
1. The Japanese National Aerospace Laboratory VTOL Flying Testbed (no aircraft type associated…).
2. Hovering test rig for the German Dornier Do 31E.
3. Another one from Germany, the hovering rig for the Entwicklungsring Süd VJ-101.
4. Again from Germany, the VFW SG-1262, used for the VFW VAK-191B.
Al
Pretty? Well…
But the Boeing School T-5 it is.
Your turn, RT.
Al
The next one…
Farman F.430
Al
The Fizir FT it is.
The remark in my previous post however related to your “Balkan curiosity” theory, not the Spartan-Zmaj-Link…:D
The possibility remains though.
AA, you have control.
Al
avion ancien, at least one of your assumptions is correct.
Al
Hee hee…:D
Thanks, RT!
No helpful alliterations with the next one I’m afraid!
Al
Allied A-2
Al