Spot on with the big Convair.:)
And now for something completely different…
That Sir, has all the earmarks of a Benes-Mraz Be 60.
For the record, this one is actually the Breda Ba.32 (I-SEBM). The 46 was re-engined and there were other modifications done so they were not the exact plane.
Not a Wibault offering…
Open mic night? 😀
Up next a low wing trimotor.
That the CANT 26?
Correct as usual Walter. Over to you.
Moving along with a new WOT…
Hamburger helper it is. Over to RAB.
Easy peasy…
Battaille Triplane?
I wondered if anyone ever bought it !
If I had that kind of money lying around….:eek:
However unlike you, it’s the minutia – the rare, obscure, wierd and wonderful – that fascinates me. It never ceases to amaze me how many ‘one offs’ and single figure production runs emanated from France, particularly in the period 1920 to 1960, details of which seem to be largely unrecorded nowadays but emerge, like ghosts from the past, as I work my way throgh French aviation journals and newspapers from this period.
This would be my interest as well.:)
Possibly-
Here is the untouched 2nd photo I found on the net. I didn’t see anything in the info provided to shed further light other than the “Br 01 or Be 01” on the fuselage?