The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[fabulousfour]

I think this is the Albert A.110 which was found in a barn less its engine.

No Ju 88 this time.

 

[pomme homme]

Well done, Robert. It is the Albert A.110 as found in an attic before its restoration by Classique Aéro Service at Orbigny. I suspect that the absence of a Ju 88 was down to an insufficiency of space in the attic - due to there having been an Albert A.61 in there too! Back to Germany.

 

[fabulousfour]

Thanks, Mike!

Here is something more modern.

 

[lefty]

Suspect it is time for a wee hint, Robert - this one is fairly anonymous-looking and not even some scenery to give us a clue !

 

[wout]

Hi fabulousfour
The sole Partenavia P-70 Alpha (I-GIOY)

 

[fabulousfour]

Sorry guys for not giving a clue in time, I've caught a flu and was in bed early yesterday.

Of course Walter is correct, it is the Partenavia Alpha
It is a pity that this quite good looking trainer remained a one-off.

Over to Walter.

 

[wout]

a 4/5-seater that may look familiar

 

[wout]

Not a homebuilt. Two countries, two well-known company names involved.

 

[cthornburg]

SIAI S.205/8
WACO Vela 220

Chris

 

[wout]

Hi Chris
Indeed one of the Vela aircraft (N952W). Basic S-208, but with Franklin engine, extra cabin window and swept tail.

Your turn, please

 

[pomme homme]

Oh, Walter. Twice in less than four years (http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...ux?p=1045286&highlight=SIAI+S.205#post1045286)!

 

[cthornburg]

A streamlined single

Chris

 

[Moses03]

Russki Bok-1 high altitude research plane of 1936. (I know there can be several varying designations for this one).

 

[cthornburg]

I had it as Chizhevski BOK1 but over to you.

Chris

 

[Moses03]

Something a little smaller.

 

[Moses03]

This trainer showed up around 1917. The builder designed aircraft as late as 1965.

 

[lefty]

Well it looks like a Jenny with a radial motor, but I can't find anything of that description.

 

[Moses03]

The last plane he designed took the life of famed pilot Paul Mantz...

 

[fabulousfour]

... in which case it should be the Timm T-18 built by Otto Timm.

 

[Moses03]

Yes Sir.

Over to Germany.