I recognize the Paulic XT3-B. It’s the flock of (C-119’s?) that is throwing me.

Here is a new WOT to consider.

Must be some rare photos. All I could dig up was a 3-view of the BOK in Gunston’s Russian book.

How about this amphibian that seems to be drawing a crowd?

Last shot at it…

“In the summer of 1936 one of the production ANT-36S was fitted with an AN-1 diesel engine, the modification being undertaken by A. S. Moskalyov as part of the RD-D development programme. Unlike the standard production DB-1, it had a fixed undercarriage and wheel spats. The aircraft began tests in June 1936, proving the reliability of the diesel engine and the possibility of a substantial increase in range.”

Wow, you found that photo fast!

I have it as the Lambert G:

“G 1935 = 2pClwM; 90 Lambert. POP: 1 [X11791]”

The lineage is confusing from Lambert to Monocoupe though. Maybe the 2nd photo is a slightly different model but using the same reg.

Anyways, over to you.

Sorry for the delay. Here is a somewhat obscure grainy monoplane from 1935.

That looks like an Italian paint job in the 2nd photo. It has a Breda feel to it but not sure at all.