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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

I figured out the cropduster rig but then hit a wall. The only reference I couldn't get to was a reported "Tebaldi-Zari" ( or Breda) design but I can't find any details
 
Something created by Desmond Norton (Of Britten-Norman fame) maybe? I know he designed several undocumented models....still looking for details.
 
srgalahad said:
I figured out the cropduster rig but then hit a wall. The only reference I couldn't get to was a reported "Tebaldi-Zari" ( or Breda) design but I can't find any details
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The Tebaldi-Zari design was posted on here by me about a month or two ago. It's a sesquiplane from 1919 (obviously not Kevin's bird).
 
Nice of you chaps to let poor old Lefty back in ! (no excuses - was off the ball completely - good one on the Bach, Kevin, and well scouted out, John - interesting that Aerofiles seems to think the banana-bombing conversion was a single-engine job).

Anyway, looked at John's new one and immediately thought 'Brit' ( bland and stodgy). Right enough, it is the Newbury A.P.4 Eon. Sadly, destroyed in a 'pilotless take-off'. Woops.

Here's another wee plane.
 
That one met a swift end - please continue, sir.:icon29:

(Although I think you'll find it was Air Sud Ouest !)
 
Figured the mystery would be gone by now with this bunch. It’s not a one-off. Four were built by this smallish company.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:eek:ffice:eek:ffice" /><o:p></o:p>
 
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