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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Hi Mike :salute:
I understand that Difoga 421 came from Diepen Ford Garage 1942 Model 1 with 1942 being the year the design was initiated. The engine was indeed a Ford (Mercury) V8
 
It does look a bit like the Fieseler, John, although that aircraft had wings of equal chord up to the tips.

There is a big connection, though, and I'm going to give John the :icon29: rather than prolong this. It is the Raab-Katzenstein RK-25, designed by - Gerhard Fieseler !
 
Thanks for the cold one Mike, but not feeling as though I really earned it I'll declare open house. Wouldn't have made the connection as the pics I have of the RK-25 are quite a bit different (I think my pics show the RK-25.32). The standard RK-25 Erka folder was empty, so you helped me out there. :mixedsmi:

The Board is open gentleman.
 
OK gentlemen.......
Here's my next enigma (not very difficult....)
Cheers
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I'm headed out of town so if I get the nod from BG on the Russian, I will have to declare open house. :jeep0a:
 
I'm headed out of town so if I get the nod from BG on the Russian, I will have to declare open house. :jeep0a:
Sorry Moses for the belated reply.yes it is the Samsonov MDR7. Unfortunately I must re-format my PC which will take some time therefore I'm declaring OH in order not to block unnecessarily the thread.See you soon! BG
 
Hi Dan You nailed it!. The Cigaré CH-3 Colibrie (also seen designation C.K.1 for this prototype) from Argentina.First flown September 1976. Registration LV-X62, 200hp modified Chrysler V8 engine.As requested OH please Sorry icons donot work for me at the moment. Picture me with two thumbs up!
 
It's an AEG GIVk, methinks. Took me a while before spotting the Balkenkreuz....... Prior to that, and your second post, I was looking for obscure variants of the Martin GMB.....:banghead:
 
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