I have long pined for an exhaustive look at French civil aircraft from 1919 to 1939. Heck, I would settle for just a nice thick volume covering everything from Farman.
Wout is correct on the Trella.:very_drunk:
Looks like an open board then.
Here is another touring type to consider.
You gave it away with the clues but I didn’t think it would show up on aviafrance!
http://www.aviafrance.com/gerard-rg-45-club-45–aviation-france-10195.htm
You got it Eric.:very_drunk:
Over to you.
Hmm, not sure what the Viper jet is, but this has a different name. The engine is a GE CJ610. Have only seen one other photo of it on the net.
West coast USA, powered by a GE engine.
First flight in 1988. One built.
And now for something completely different…
Australian Aircraft & Engineering Company Commercial B1.
You got it Thomas.:very_drunk:
Wasn’t close on the T.M.4. A ghost of aviation past!
Here is one that is not so obscure-
Hopefully not another French design built in Morocco from British bits!:cool:
Exhausted my Russian archives. Looks like a Caudron or Farman redesign.
Never been able to find info on these obscure North Africa one-offs.
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