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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

This 2-seater has more conventional lines. A one-of-a-kind.
 

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Thank you, Walter, for your compliment. I only wish that I could live up to it more often!

Going a little more modern, here's a sporty number for an aerial pas de deux.

 
Dates from 1988. First named after the designer and then the company that marketed the kits which resulted in there being a handful of examples built in the nineties. Walter knows it - even if he might not remember that he does! :biggrin-new:
 
It is the Kawasaki! :encouragement:
According to my information about that type two aircraft were built, one of it still exists in a museum.

Anyway, over to Chris :icon29:
 
This one according to search it's older brother was on here. Someone thought it was this aircraft. Since the picture is not available hopefully this is a new one.

Chris
 

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I think this one crashed during a race meeting at Wolverhampton ( or maybe Coventry), it high speed stalled at one of the turning pylons. Pilot unfortunately died & that was the end for Mosscraft.
Keith
 
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