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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Moses03 said:
No, the Master hails from the lowlands. I just sweep up at night and turn the lights out before locking up.

Here is a real work of art. The origin should be plenty obvious...

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This is a Nieuport-Delage NiD 37C1 of 1923 with Hispano-Suiza 8Fbr engine. Only one aircraft was built.
Cheers
Baragouin
 
This is the Villiers 11.

I posted another pic of this not so long ago - but it might have been in another forum..... ???
 
Hi Lefty
congratulations on the remarkably short timed reply!
However I have it (Aviafrance) as Villiers 4 not 11 which is obviously good enough for me:icon29:.
BTW this item wasn't posted as of late as far as I can remember.
Your turn
Baragouin
 
I think I am losing me leetle grey cells, as Hercule would say.. I could swear I have posted the Villiers before, but have no access currently to my files, so cannot confirm - help, somebody !

Anyway, according to Aeronefs de l'Aviation Maritime, the Viiliers 4 was a twin-float job, the single-float second prototype was named the Villiers 11.

I cannot scan properly just now, so OH please, chaps...New mobo and processor have arrived so let's hope it's a painless installation...
 
I have a photo of the Villiers that I saved on my disk on September 26th last year Mike, so no worries about your cells yet! ;)
 
lefty said:
I think I am losing me leetle grey cells, as Hercule would say.. I could swear I have posted the Villiers before, but have no access currently to my files, so cannot confirm - help, somebody !

Anyway, according to Aeronefs de l'Aviation Maritime, the Viiliers 4 was a twin-float job, the single-float second prototype was named the Villiers 11.

I cannot scan properly just now, so OH please, chaps...New mobo and processor have arrived so let's hope it's a painless installation...
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Hello Lefty
it would be appreciated if you could scan, as soon as your PC is in order, a pic of the twin-float Villiers 4.
Anyway thanks for the information coming from such an authoritative source as les Aeronefs de l'Aviation Maritime.
Cheers
Baragouin
 
Thanks for the link - there's a whole load of wierd & wonderful's there - I will need a couple of weeks to peruse it!!!
Keith
 
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