The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

Okay, this is the S.R. Jacobs Monoplane, Reg# 11004.


Open board then-

 

[wout]

Somewhat younger. Sort of mini PC-3

 

[fabulousfour]

The Dolphin D-10M RA-2833G from Russia?

 

[wout]

Hi fabulousfour
She certainly is!. Excellent you called her the 10M, cause the earlier 10 is slightly different.
Thanks for disclosing the registration

Your turn, please

 

[fabulousfour]

Here we go with a wee little low-winger.

 

[Green]

Tupolev ANT-1?

 

[fabulousfour]

It is the ANT-1, the first design of Tupolev.

 

[Green]

Cheers for that!

 

[wout]

Hi green
The unusual Fien-Smith-Roberts-White FSRW-1 from Australia. I understand she carried 2 registrations, VH-XWS as airplane and N14SN as leisure boat.
The RR/Continental O-240 engine was burried in the fuselage driving 2 tractor props on pylons.

 

[Green]

Nicely found wout - well done!

 

[lefty]

Have a look at posts #11056 onwards, and #11068. Interesting !

 

[wout]

Not related to the Thalman T-4. Donot be distracted by the jet in the background.

 

[wout]

Built/completed 2003, registration cancelled 2015, Franklin 4A235 engine, single-seater.

 

[wout]

Registered N19PF, this aircraft is/was in the register as the Camber-1. Builder Mr. Frank M. Piszkin.
I have also seen it named Rand-Camber 1, but i have no idea where Rand came from.

Maison Ouvert, s.v.p.

 

[Baragouin]

Sorry for my protracted silence boys and girls!
I had a serious PC problem which was fixed only today (try and find a PC expert in August in Italy!). Anyway from now on I'm ready (Hopefully) to shoot again!
Cheers
Carlo

 

[srgalahad]

Registered N19PF, this aircraft is/was in the register as the Camber-1. Builder Mr. Frank M. Piszkin.
I have also seen it named Rand-Camber 1, but i have no idea where Rand came from.

Hmmm. Perhaps not N19PF but 19FP... I suspect it started life as a Rand KR-2 and for some reason got reincarnated as the Flying Pencilcase a.k.a. Rand-Camber-1. If you squint just right you can see a KR-2 tail with a few inches and ugly fillets added. Likely KR-2 wings. Both are listed here:

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N19FP.html

 

[wout]

Hi srgalahad
Of course you are right, the registration is/was N19FP. This is what happens when you try to type with 2 fingers.
Seems logical that the KR-2 with registration N19FP formed the basis for the Camber-1.
Thank you for the link

 

[fabulousfour]

To let the show keep going

 

[pomme homme]

A Bowers Fly Baby modified to look like a Junkers CL1?

 

[fabulousfour]

Exactly, Mike

I stumbled upon an article about that plane in an old "Aeroplane" issue some days ago and couldn't resist...