This is a new one for me. Knowing aa, it’s a one-off from an early 1930’s French designer!
Then it’s the 1929 LeO H-24, I think.
Correct. Over to you aa.:very_drunk:
Malcolm- Not related to the Russian as far as I know.
No, there are two Renault engines in the narrow nacelle on top.
With Mike having gone missing, will submit a fresh WOT. A push-pull flying boat.
Interesting Laurence. So that was a ferry tank in the bay then.
Thanks for finding that.
Tim has it with the Baltimore.:very_drunk:
Laurence- Not sure of the details on the photo. I would guess it’s North Africa somewhere.
Thanks Tim.
Here is one not long for this world…
Verville-Sperry R.3 racer.
You got it. :very_drunk: The giant fan tail is a good clue.
Sticking with the biplane theme.
Looks like a General Aircraft Co Glenairco cabin biplane.
Interesting angle. Looks like a twin boom pusher layout?
It is the Hendon.:very_drunk:
Over to you Adrien.
I would say the european company was mostly known for biplanes. Fourteen of these were built plus the prototype. The production models were re-engined.
This was the bomber prototype for a small production run but was obsolete by the start of WWII. From a well-known company.
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