fabulousfour
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A European one-off, the country of origin is not among the usual suspects.
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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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fabulousfour
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Its bigger brother has been seen here recently.
First flight of both was 1937.
First flight of both was 1937.
fabulousfour
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From Scandinavia.
pomme homme
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I assume that it must be the SAI KZ-I.
perhaps
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It is the SAI KZ.I
Mike from France was an instant faster, so I hand over the baton to him
Mike from France was an instant faster, so I hand over the baton to him
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... with her bigger brother in the background and at least two more SAI planes on the photo 
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Thank you, Robert. Considering how slowly my computer was working this morning, I'm surprised that I beat Uli to this one. I can only assume that I hit the 'post' icon at about 11:12!
My research suggests that the next offering hasn't appeared here before. But for the avoidance of doubt, I'm referring to the aeroplane on the right hand side of the photograph below - although that on the left hand side might offer a clue.
My research suggests that the next offering hasn't appeared here before. But for the avoidance of doubt, I'm referring to the aeroplane on the right hand side of the photograph below - although that on the left hand side might offer a clue.
Sopwith Chameleon
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The Jamme J3 from Algeria ?
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I have it as the Jamme J-2. But as the J-3 apparently shared a fuselage with the J-2 your answer, Jim, is good enough for me. Take it away!
Sopwith Chameleon
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Audenis BAJC2
Chris
Chris
Sopwith Chameleon
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I have it as the type IV - but close enough ! - over to you !
- over to you !
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That is the Piaggio P.149-TP ZU-SFP equipped with a Walter turbine.
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That's the one.
Over to you
Chris
Over to you
Chris
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Fokker V.3?
Another mystery as a side project:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php/123812-Help!-What-Airplane-is-This
Another mystery as a side project:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php/123812-Help!-What-Airplane-is-This
Most probably this must be the Fokker V.2 as I think the V.3 was a triplane.
No clue about the aircraft behind the link. I first thought a Vatour, but the intake isn't correct and seems a bit Eastern Europe like. I checked the engines from the Canberra, but this is not the one on the picture.
Huub
No clue about the aircraft behind the link. I first thought a Vatour, but the intake isn't correct and seems a bit Eastern Europe like. I checked the engines from the Canberra, but this is not the one on the picture.
Huub