The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

lefty said:
It seems Frank McClean was a busy boy.

Let's stick to French designations........
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Anything Franc can do Frank can do better
Frank can do anything better than Franc ..... !
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Being serious now, Uli, is the Ogilvie, to whom reference is made in the caption to your latter photograph, Alexander Ogilvie of 1910/11 Gordon Bennett Trophy fame?
 
lefty said:
I thought that might wake you up, Carlo ! :very_drunk:
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Slowly does it Mike!
This one looks more like a cupboard but she was an experimental Flying wing (to tell you the truth I couldn't make out whether she flew or not!)
Cheers
Carhttps://imgur.com/a/HjjYeMvlo
 
Would you, voluntarily, have flown that? No, but if you've been made an offer that you can't refuse .......
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However, having said that I thought that they were members of the KGB!
 
Well I eventually found the PZL 22...apparently, permission to fly was refused ! ( I think the test pilot probably slipped the authorities a few zlotys..)
 
lefty said:
Well I eventually found the PZL 22...apparently, permission to fly was refused ! ( I think the test pilot probably slipped the authorities a few zlotys..)
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Yes Mike she's the PZL22 however the translation from polish to italian resulted so awkward that in the long run it didn't make sense….thanks to Robert for the cooperation I don't know what happened to my link….
Anyway looking forward to the next one!
Cheers
Carlo0000000000
 
Thank you Mike:encouragement:
A small parasol. Post-war and reportedly flown with at least 3 engine types.
 

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