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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Not a Mooney Rob.

It is powered by a Continental A-100. Okay, this is a Dart variant but was built by another company. That is the name I am looking for.
 
hard to identify the individual aircraft, but likely is:

Dornier 335A-12, No. 112,

"--was transferred to the RAF, departing Neubiberg on 7 September 1945 with a Squadron Leader McCarthy ferrying the aircraft to Britain. It met its end on 18 January 1946 when a fire developed in the rear engine, which destroyed the elevator controls. Group Captain Alan Hards was killed in the ensuing crash."
 
Hurricane91 said:
You are correct Baragouin. A less well known aircraft from Nikolai Nikolayevich.
You have the floor sir.
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Thanks and good afternoon
although my image hosting device doesn't work properly today I'll nevertheless try to submit to your attention following enigma:
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Baragouin
 
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