The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Looks a bit like one of the small Culvers - but they weren't CA ??

 

[Moses03]

Not a Culver effort. This was the Johansen JA-2. It had a somewhat confusing lineage.

Open board please-

 

[wout]

This small biplane is from around 1927

 

[lefty]

Nothing clicking on this one, Walter - almost like the Miles Satyr, but pretty sure it is not British -suspect Eastern Europe ? I-struts look Spaddy but nothing else.....

 

[Baragouin]

Nothing clicking on this one, Walter - almost like the Miles Satyr, but pretty sure it is not British -suspect Eastern Europe ? I-struts look Spaddy but nothing else.....

I got it! The Skraba ST-3 (1927 - Poland)...
Cheers
BG

 

[wout]

Now I know for sure. Pinkerton has an office in Italy, manned by BG
Perfect work BG

Your turn, please

 

[Baragouin]

Now I know for sure. Pinkerton has an office in Italy, manned by BG
Perfect work BG

Your turn, please

Hi Wout!
I'm glad I revealed your mysterious item (most of which are obscure for me) however in all fairness I must say that a great credit should be granted to Lefty who put down an interesting lead....
However here's my easy today's offer:

Cheers
BG

 

[Dev One]

Now I'm at an advantage here!!!!

Yes, very easy I'm afraid - if you go to Britsim or Flightsim you can download my FS9/FSX model of the one & only...............

Miles M13 Hobby.

Mind you I have not seen that picture before!!!

I even managed to locate the Wind tunnel report thanks to the Librarian at the FAST museum in Farnborough.
Keith

 

[Baragouin]

Now I'm at an advantage here!!!!

Yes, very easy I'm afraid - if you go to Britsim or Flightsim you can download my FS9/FSX model of the one & only...............

Miles M13 Hobby.

Mind you I have not seen that picture before!!!

I even managed to locate the Wind tunnel report thanks to the Librarian at the FAST museum in Farnborough.
Keith

Absolutely correct Keith
Your turn please
BG

 

[Dev One]

Thank you BG, here is my offering:
Keith

 

[Moses03]

Hawker Woodcock methinks but not sure of the variant. Looks like a Bristol Jupiter IV so maybe a MkII?

 

[Dev One]

Moses, Not sure which mark, just known to me as a Hawker Woodcock. Photo obviously taken at Brooklands as had to wipe out the name on the Hangar in background.
Well done & a slug or two for you
Keith

 

[lefty]

'tis the Woodcock II prototype..

 

[Moses03]

Thanks Lefty.

Gone floatin'....

 

[lefty]

Pretty certain that's a Meridionali Ro.26 in seaplane guise.....

 

[Moses03]

Certainly is. Looks a little underpowered if you ask me.
A pint of grog for the Scotsman.

 

[lefty]

Thanks Kevin. Stroke of luck really - stumbled across a photo of the landplane with the same paint job !

 

[lefty]

Moving on - here's a zappy wee number which sadly suffered an early demise - along with its creator......

 

[Moses03]

Crashed two years before I was born. Shame as it was an interesting design.

 

[lefty]

Obviously Moses has sussed this one out. Anyone else ??