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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Hi DHC2Pilot :salute:
My vote goes to the 1986 LG-150 homebuilt from France (Leglaive-Gauthier LG-150) using parts of aircraft such as Cessna 150 (main u/c), Rallye (nosewheel), Emeraude (wings), Gardan GY80 Horizon, Heintz/Zenith HR200
 
I should really tell you that the logo on the wings is a bit misleading - this machine does not come from an Anglophone country ! Think fighters....

(I'm also curious about the chap on the left with the invisible bicycle..........)
 
lefty said:
I should really tell you that the logo on the wings is a bit misleading - this machine does not come from an Anglophone country ! Think fighters....

(I'm also curious about the chap on the left with the invisible bicycle..........)
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For me it is a SPAD for sure...maybe S41....
Baragouin
 
You're all there or thereabouts, but it is the SPAD 52, F-AEED, derived from the 29, or 34, whichever tome you read !

How about an Open House for you three ? :icon29: :icon29: :icon29:
 
Will toss one in since no one has spoken up. You can't clearly see it but this airliner has a prop in the front!

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