The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[fabulousfour]

That looks Italian.

Maybe the first Fiat C.29?

 

[Moses03]

That looks Italian.

Yes.

Maybe the first Fiat C.29?

Yes.

 

[fabulousfour]

Let's go on with this little low-winger.

 

[fabulousfour]

A one-off from a well known manufacturer.

 

[lefty]

Eventually dug it out, Robert. It's the Bellanca T-14-14.

 

[fabulousfour]

Absolutely correct, Mike!
A rather untypical design from the Bellanca factory.

Over to Scotland.

 

[lefty]

Thank you, Robert. Another floater......

 

[lefty]

....from Western Europe.

 

[pomme homme]

An SPCA .....

 

[lefty]

SPCA ? Isn't that an animal charity ??

 

[lefty]

Morning all - one final clue - while this may not be an SPCA job, its makers are also known by initials. In Roman letters.....

 

[lefty]

OK, that's enough. It's the C.N.A. Eta, from the 1930's. Carlo, where art thou ?? OH, please.

 

[Baragouin]

OK, that's enough. It's the C.N.A. Eta, from the 1930's. Carlo, where art thou ?? OH, please.

Hello Mike!
I must confess that my thoughts were a bit distracted over the last few days because I made a short trip to Rome to enjoy my granddaughter who just graduated in nursing sciences with an excellent record of a beautiful 110 "cum laude"

(the best of her course ) but I promise that I shall be more diligent in the near future if..if...
Cheers
Carlo

 

[wout]

Light sport reportedly only built in 2 examples (I have been told). Know of 2 registrations.
As answer two names/designations are accepted. I am very interested to find ourt in what engine is in the subect aircraft.

 

[lefty]

It's white (surprise, surprise...), it's plastic, it has an opaque canopy, no wheels, and a prop that seems to be an afterthought, at a weird angle. We await with interest, Walter......

 

[wout]

Hi Mike
Maybe that is why she is on poles?? (BTW in front of the manufacturer`s factory)
The same aircraft, albeit with different nose, in more natural surroundings. I left the clue in.
Offer still stands. Two names/designations acceptable.

 

[lefty]

Don't know what your 'clue' is, Walter. That engine installation makes it look very motor-glidery. Can we assume it is European ?

 

[wout]

Hi Mike
Sorry, not European. The clue about her birthplace is the one-of low wing taildragger parked behind.
Wingspan some 35ft and I understand she was advertised as a JAR/VLA at the time.

 

[wout]

Think Australia!

 

[fabulousfour]

That clue was worth gold!

It is the Buchanan BAC-204 Mosquito alias Ozzie Mozzie currently registered as VH-MOS and VH-OZE before.