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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Thanks for the baton. As I said Dan Pub had the answer first. Even though I thought it was a Dinah I didn't chime in. So Dan take it away.

Chris
 
George de Bothezat's
helicopter at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio, 1923-1924, indeed.

That was fast. Congratulations and over to you. :icon29:
 
Thanks, I was going to post the Riout 102T Alérion but it's too easy as everybody on here is so good.

Declare open house and pass the baton on.
 
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It's -7C and there's snow on the ground so I need to find a way to keep from freezing up...

As far as I can tell, this has never appeared here, but has been referenced at least twice..
 

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Okey dokey. The LH rabbit hole was deeper than I thought.


Staying with the low wing monoplane theme.

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Well that wing planform and those tail surfaces are unmistakeably those of the Westland Wyvern, that looks like an early Eagle engined aircraft. And a quick look at my 4+ Publications book on the Wyvern identifies that as the first prototype, TS371.
 
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