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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

It shouldn't last long.

(I suppose I should know the answer. I have few more difficult wots, but I don't know their id myself)

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Strictly speaking, Jim, this one is off-limits - we don't do mock-ups as a general rule !

Curiosity made me persevere. Mid-wing configuration made me think Brewster, but the tail unit was weird. Eventually stumbled on the early mock-up for the XA-32, looking a lot different from the others !

Try another one, Jim, or declare an OH. I'm off for the day - never refuse a free lunch !
 
......... Ah ! As a canny Scot you saw through my little ruse ..... It is the XA-32 , the plane that finally killed off Brewster .

I hope you have a good lunch - hopefully a few drams will help you forget yesterday's disappointments.....:very_drunk::very_drunk:

OH please
 

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Here is a nice little aircraft that would be in the category of ultralights nowadays.
 

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It has the appearance of a Georges Sablier design, but I think that we've done all of those which came to fruition and were recorded photographically.
 
Not a design from Sablier, Mike, and also not a one-off.
If you are familiar with aircraft of the WW1 era you wouldn't believe that the (well-known!) company built planes like this a few years later. :very_drunk:
 
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