The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Thanks Keith - think I'll stick with the 210 - the 211 had a different tail set-up (see below) and didn't appear till 1947. NC+EQ was definitely a 210 !

http://old.rsmodels.cz/?link=view&id=72116

Anyway here's an older and chunkier twin -

 

[Moses03]

Heinkel HD 20 with little fenders to keep the mud in check.

 

[lefty]

That's the one. Over to Texas -

 

[Moses03]

Thanks Mike.

Up next, an airliner of size for it's day.

 

[srgalahad]

Chris, Thank you for the expanded information, & yes moving freight in flight not good at all!
Keith

19 'shifty' events in the ASN database; most included fatalities
http://aviation-safety.net/database/dblist.php?Event=CGS

 

[Baragouin]

Thanks Mike.

Up next, an airliner of size for it's day.

Hello boys and girls!
She looks like the landplane version of the Martin T4M-1....
Cheers
BG

 

[Moses03]

Hey BG, this technically a Great Lakes TG-1 but 18 T4M's were built by Great Lakes into the TG-1 so your answer is acceptable.

Over to Italy.

 

[Baragouin]

Hey BG, this technically a Great Lakes TG-1 but 18 T4M's were built by Great Lakes into the TG-1 so your answer is acceptable.

Over to Italy.

Thanks very much Moses....
And here's my mysterious and rather difficult item from the U.S.A.
Cheers
BG

 

[lefty]

I think that one is the Buckley F-1, BG - have not seen that photo before.

 

[Baragouin]

I think that one is the Buckley F-1, BG - have not seen that photo before.

Klasse Lefty very good indeed!
She's the Buckley F(C)1....she's recorded in Aerofiles but no pic...
Your turn please
BG

 

[lefty]

OK fellows, I want the specific model number of this one, and what was unusual about it ?

 

[Baragouin]

OK fellows, I want the specific model number of this one, and what was unusual about it ?

This could be a Bernard 86 driven by a german diesel engine derived from the Bernard 82B3 "Bombardier de represailles"....(or am I totally wrong?!)
Cheers
BG

 

[lefty]

You are absolutely right, BG - this is actually the one fitted with a Jumo V while waiting for its CLM 'Lille' licence-built engine. Back to Italy !

 

[Baragouin]

Thanks Lefty!
Since we are in France let's stay there....what's the name of this (probably home made) monoplane?
Cheers
BG

 

[Moses03]

I have it as the Guedon Monoplane, designed by a M. Guedon. That is all I have. I imagine PH has more on it!

 

[Baragouin]

I have it as the Guedon Monoplane, designed by a M. Guedon. That is all I have. I imagine PH has more on it!

Yessir she's indeed the Guédon Monoplan unfortunately I couldn't find any additional specs on the net.....
Your turn please
BG

 

[Moses03]

I love the smell of diesel in the morning...

 

[pomme homme]

I have it as the Guedon Monoplane, designed by a M. Guedon. That is all I have. I imagine PH has more on it!

Oh no, it's not grainy enough for me!

 

[Moses03]

Around 535 of these were produced. The diesel was a 1946 variant.

 

[lefty]

Stinson 10 Voyager ?