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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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fabulousfour
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You should delete the registration in your next mystery, however, in this case that would have been a fruitless effort. 
That is the new Textron Scorpion.
That is the new Textron Scorpion.
e.a.wicklund
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You should delete the registration in your next mystery, however, in this case that would have been a fruitless effort.
That is the new Textron Scorpion.
Spot on. I didn't think hiding the reg would keep it secret for long. Cheers!
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fabulousfour
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Hi Robert!
There are a million of look-alikes...could that be a Manfred Weiss WM10A?
Cheers
Carlo
fabulousfour
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Hi Carlo.
Nice to see you again!
The biplane is from Europe, but not from Hungary.
Nice to see you again!
The biplane is from Europe, but not from Hungary.
fabulousfour
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The biplane should have been built in a small series as a trainer, however after only a handful of planes had been built the production seized when a major incidence came in between.
e.a.wicklund
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Looks a lot like a Bucker Jungmann to me.
fabulousfour
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No Bucker genes inside.
fabulousfour
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It was an armed conflict that started 1936 (!) which stopped the production of this aircraft.
fabulousfour
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It is the Hispano HS.34, Carlo!
One of that rare birds still exists in a museum.
Over to Tuscany!
One of that rare birds still exists in a museum.
Over to Tuscany!
fabulousfour
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cthornburg
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Looks like Bre 14 with different kind of engine. I'm not an engine guy.
Chris
Chris