The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Yes, Chris, the original had a Fairchild-Caminez motor which was troublesome, so they replaced it with a Wright

Here's something with four motors (of British origin) -(the engines, that is.....)
 

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An old favorite of mine under construction.

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I suspect that is the principal feature of the photo is the Airspeed AS.4 Ferry - because I'm pretty sure that it is the Airspeed AS.1 Tern to be seen hanging from the rafters!
 
Apologies for the delay. I'm shuttling, daily, between home and hospital, not as a patient but as a visitor. Anyhow, I've found something that doesn't appear hitherto to have put in an appearance here. That something is .....

 
No, Mike. It's from closer to home. A licence built version of something much better known. Re-engined, this example survived until 1958 in a European country that no longer exists.
 
Chris has it :icon29:. It's the Bulgarian DAR-9 Siniger, a licence built FW-44, with a Walter Minor engine whilst in post-war service with the Yugoslav Air Force as YU-CEN.
 
A couple I had recently found in my standby list already taken before. Search said this not used yet.


Chris
 

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