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skytrain10
26th Aug 2011, 10:56
Reg, not sure what's happening on the thread, but is yours the Dayton-Wright OW-1?

Edit to say welcome Flying Bull and nice to see a new name:ok:. But please only post when (a) its declared Open House or (b) you have identified the previous challenge.
The object is to solve one challenge and then move on to the next, and so on.

Flying Bull
26th Aug 2011, 10:57
Sorry, didn´t go through all the 1558 pages of the first thread and all of the second.
So I will try to identify one - before posting another one.
Skytrain is right - and I´m realy impressed!!!!!
Greetings Flying Bull

Flying Bull
26th Aug 2011, 11:00
sorry, far away from (W)right ;-)
Greetings Flying Bull

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:01
.......incoming......http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/worry.gif

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 11:01
Reg, not sure what's happening on the thread, but is yours the Dayton-Wright OW-1?

To your first: Me neither. :uhoh:
To your second: Yes :ok:
To Flying Bull: Halt! Ordnung muss hier sein! :=

Over to Skytrain :D

EDIT: Hi Flying Bull, Welcome to the thread! Please read this, and stay with us!
http://www.pprune.org/aviation-history-nostalgia/311746-what-cockpit-what-aerodrome-latest-lists.html#post3884576

skytrain10
26th Aug 2011, 11:02
Flying Bull, yours is the Do-31 I believe.

Flying Bull, it is best that you delete your post as it will cause confusion. Please click on the sticky "what cockpit and what aerodrome lists" where you will find the guidelines for Silhouette Challenge. Hope you can stay with us and play along:ok:

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:04
This is getting silly!

I posted "incoming" after post #1755 and it jumped to post 1754!!!

Looks like we may have trouble this afternoon. :ugh:

skytrain10
26th Aug 2011, 11:09
Thanks Reg. A good challenge. Back to work now so will have to be Open House.

Flying Bull, see you have dropped offline but hopefully you will be back.

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:09
http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/shamblestoday.jpg

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 11:10
Bugger... again .... beat me to it!!!!!

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 11:27
Oh, well...

http://energykitesystems.net/hgh/images/RichardMillerConduitCondor1971May23.jpg

Richard Miller's Conduit Condor

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:28
Sometimes I just give up!!

All yours mate. :ok:

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 11:34
Thanks,

next...
http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/3711/scchallenge.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/685/scchallenge.jpg/)

(now, ok, that's easy, I know, but don't post the answer before the challenge... ;))

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 11:41
OK, HP. A nice one....

A prototype? Built or just a project?
A seaplane of sorts (I guess they are sponsons at the wingtips?)

RR

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:41
Why is the fuselage bent?

Pusher at the back or on a pylon?

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 11:46
1) photo sucks. Plus it's on water, so asymmetrical fuselage due to difficulty to discern where it ends and the reflections start.
2) built, we could say it flew, never entered production.
3) propeller is a pusher on an adjustable shaft... ;)

4) oh, and, obviously a seaplane

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 11:51
Morning!

Dornier Do-212...?

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:51
A jet mate?

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 11:51
...The sniper from downunder strikes again! :D
All yours Graeme!

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:52
Graeme,

Prune has placed my question before your image at post 1768!!!

...and this post before it as well. :ugh:

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 11:53
Thanks HP.

Shouldn't take long....

http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/5070/img053ql.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/97/img053ql.jpg/)

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 11:55
Beware Graeme.

Posts have been appearing in the wrong order all morning/evening, so keep looking above your challenge.

It's just happened again....:ugh::ugh::ugh:

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 12:01
A jet mate?

Sorry mate I didn't see that post?!

Yes, a jet....

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 12:07
Posts have been appearing in the wrong order all morning/evening, so keep looking above your challenge.

Crazy stuff!

Okay. A photo clue, you answer it....then I'm outta here....

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/4397/images9886617.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/12/images9886617.jpg/)

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 12:12
British?......

Gloster E28/39?

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 12:13
British?......

Yes. A very famous British jet....

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 12:14
Look up.....

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 12:14
Gloster E28/39?

:ok:

Your control David. :)

Night mate! Hope the forum sorts this out by tomorrow?

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 12:20
Thanks mate.

Goggled "bifurcated duct intake".

:zzz: well.

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 12:26
I see lots of you on thread, so this one should go quite quickly.

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/wossis-2.jpg

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 13:40
Errm… Ahem… Where is the wing?

An Avia of sorts?

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 13:49
It's a low wing and you can see the trailing edge just aft of the rear gear strut.

Not an Avia.

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 13:56
two-seat, low-wing, wire-braced, monoplane. Anzani?

Not Morane-Saulnier, but French anyhow?

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 14:09
Strut-braced - not French.

Anzani - yes.

2 seat - yes.

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 14:35
Wanna date?

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 14:43
Why not. 1925 +- 3?

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 14:44
Spot on mate. :ok:

Designed late 1925, first flight 1926.

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 14:47
Drzewiecki JD-2

Has an interesting history.

Lightning Mate
26th Aug 2011, 14:49
:D:D

All yours. :ok:

(going home - catch you later)

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 15:20
Thanks Mate.

Here's my next offering

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/g472/RegDep/luchtvaart.jpg

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 15:25
French, I believe Reg?? A Caudron 630?

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 15:28
Your belief has led you to the correct path RR.

It is Caudron 630.

Over to you :ok:

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 15:28
Thanks mate...

http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/af140/peach38336/pprune220811A.jpg

(decided to break my duck!)

evansb
26th Aug 2011, 15:43
Cessna UC-78/AT-8/AT-17/T-50/JRC-1/T-1 Crane? Bobcat? ?

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 15:55
Is it British? or at least European?
I have some vague memories, but cannot bring them to a focus...

Edit: there it goes again with that annoying bug...

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 15:57
No, Brian, sorry

Edit: close, though!

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 16:15
Not even a Beech model 26?

posted at 18.22 CET

skwinty
26th Aug 2011, 16:24
Avro Anson?

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 17:28
There's that windshield that bothers me...
...and the fact that I've seen this very photo before, I remember the shape of the rear fuselage.
Gosh, I hate it when my memory isn't up to the job... :uhoh:

skwinty
26th Aug 2011, 18:09
Ripon C-2 Transport?

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 18:10
How old are you, in fact HP? :E

evansb
26th Aug 2011, 18:21
The photo was posted here awhile ago, and originated from a San Diego Archive, which misidentified the aircraft. I think...

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 18:27
That means a c**ptacular 100k-odd photos to look at... :\
I need something to drink... :p

skwinty
26th Aug 2011, 18:33
Bristol 142, I saw that as a Ripon C-2?

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 18:49
Who knows, maybe I'm mistaking this one with the Gloster F.9/37 (which is an H-tail) because of the general appearance of the nose and engine pods...
Anyway, time for a good dinner!

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 18:57
Bristol 142

A Blenheim ……… :uhoh:

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 19:00
I'll plead no contest.

I had thought that Bristol 142M was Bristol Blenheim. But Bristol 142 Britain First has been dubbed as "the sire of the Bristol Blenheim". Go figure all that out. I think we need RR to sort the mess out :{.

skwinty
26th Aug 2011, 19:00
Wasn't the 143 the prototype for the Blenheim?

:hmm:

skwinty
26th Aug 2011, 19:19
No need to :{ about a short nosed pig.:E

I looked at this to make the Bristol call, should have said type 143, but on seeing photos now I am probably wrong as the landing gear has panels attached.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/bristol_142_britain_first_england_1935-36327.jpg

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 20:46
Hello all!

None of the above!!!!!:E ...including EvansB's offerings!

RR

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 20:57
So where are we? Oh yes. On our way to bed. Good night!

And about the time to do so (this was the response to #1814 :mad:).

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 20:58
You still didn't answer my #1795 post (maybe because it went before your last one at that time)... :E

Edit: thanks...

Ridge Runner
26th Aug 2011, 21:02
Sorry, mate ...


Is it British? or at least European?
I have some vague memories, but cannot bring them to a focus...

Edit: there it goes again with that annoying bug...


No!!!!! :)

Noyade
26th Aug 2011, 21:45
Evening!

Beechcraft AT-10 Wichita ?The photo was posted here awhile ago, and originated from a San Diego Archive, which misidentified the aircraft. I think... Hi Brian, I'd swear on a stack of bibles you posted this challenge image (not that long ago) and yes it was the AT-10? But for the life of me I can't find it in the old thread. At the time I asked you(?) if it could be the Nakajima J5NI and you replied with something along the lines of "no, but I can understand why you thought that".

I must be going nuts?!

http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/7859/pprune220811a.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/571/pprune220811a.jpg/)
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/327/img055a.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/img055a.jpg/)



Is it Japanese Martin?!

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 22:02
Graeme, that was identified at the time by the poster, Brian, as Cessna UC-78 (the Bobcat). #26402 on 30 May 2011. Brian's Photobucket got full and he has deleted a lot of his old challenges…..

I must be going nuts?!

This time, I think not.

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 22:11
Hey folks, HP to the rescue here!!!
I save almost all the pages in which I have posted something (that's paranoid, I know...)
So I went back and browsed through my archive and... that's where I saw it!!!

TA-DAH!
http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/7423/458797196248becaf704o1.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/69/458797196248becaf704o1.jpg/)

You can check the filename (minus the chars added by ImageShack, that is) against the one on page 1321, SC Mk.I.
Then how come the same picture is posted by evansb and id-ed as a Bobcat and then reappears and it's not that anymore? What's yer source, RR?

...at least I found where I saw that the first time... :O


Edit: that's not a Bobcat fer shure, look at the cockpit ceiling/canopy, it can be opened!!!

evansb
26th Aug 2011, 22:12
Here it is, a Cessna AT-8, near similar photo.
http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/1788/abohis19400.jpg

RegDep
26th Aug 2011, 22:17
I am gone. Too much for me for one night :zzz: :zzz: :zzz:

HappyPass
26th Aug 2011, 22:17
Nite y'all, I'm off to bed too... :zzz:

skytrain10
26th Aug 2011, 22:32
I confess I am a little confused, but there again have had a long day. My first thought was a Bobcat, but looking closer the nose appears too short for a Bobcat and the canopy looks wrong. Would it the Cessna P-10?

evansb
26th Aug 2011, 23:06
As the challenge photo aircraft is devoid of markings, perhaps it is the prototype AT-8 that first flew in March of 1939. Production models didn't come on stream until one year later. The landing gear, nacelle lines, cowling, engine shroud, wing dihedral, antenna insulators, tail, tail wheel position, lower fueslage line, and elevator position and stabiliser proportion all agree with other Cessna AT-8s. The nose shape and canopy fenestration does appear somewhat different.. As a juror, I would vote for it being a Cessna.

SincoTC
26th Aug 2011, 23:13
Just returned from a long day too and have come to the same conclusion as skytrain regarding the possibility of the Cessna P-10, mainly due to the description of the nose and canopy. I could only find a single picture from an entirely different angle, but notice the ADF antenna behind the cockpit and the protruberance on the tip of the fin visible in both Martin's and this image!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n540/SincoSafe/p10l.jpg



To compete with Curtiss’ higher-performance AT-9 twin-engine trainer, Cessna designed and built the prototype P-10. This one-and-only P-10 (registration number NX34751) was an experimental two-place trainer completed on October 4, 1941, and first flown two days later. When Cessna was unable to interest the AAF in these new designs, they dismantled both the P-10 and P-7 prototypes on October 14, 1942.

evansb
26th Aug 2011, 23:31
You identified it! Well done!:D The hitherto unheard-of Cessna P-10.
We can all rest well now, gentlemen. :)

SincoTC
26th Aug 2011, 23:48
Thanks Brian! Well, I think that it does look like the challenge aircraft, but credit must go to skytrain if it is!

Like you, I was convinced that it was a Cessna, but was troubled by the different canopy, when I found the decription "Side-by-side seating; full-vision, sliding canopy" in Aerofiles (without a picture) I went looking for one, but when I returned to post having found the image above, Ken had got there first.

Oh well, I'm off to bed now, goodnight :ok:

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 07:31
Good morning Skytrain. I hear you are on…

Ach! Waiting for RR's call…..

skytrain10
27th Aug 2011, 07:34
Morning Reg, yes I'm here, but have to go unfortunately. I have not managed to find a photo on the net of the P-10, but RR's challenge seems to fit the description, as well as the photo that Trevor has found.

Martin, if it is the P-10 then it will be Open House.

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 07:38
Morning all,
Great challenge!:D

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 07:57
TC, was your quote from Cessna Flyer Assn site?

The P-10 was powered by a pair of 300-hp Jacobs L6MB engines driving two-bladed, constant speed, metal Hamilton Standard propellers. The wing and tail surfaces were plywood. To minimize the use of strategic war materials, only the welded-steel frame used the precious metal. Compared to the T-50 or P-7, the P-10 appeared sleek with its streamlined fuselage, shorter wings, cockpit encased in a bubble-style canopy, and beefy landing gear (reused from a North American AT-6). The result was a trainer with the stance and panache of a fighter, vaguely reminiscent of the Lockheed P-38.

Ridge Runner
27th Aug 2011, 08:00
Yes - the Cessna P-10. One built. No photos on web as far as I know!

I think Ken has it but OH declared

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 08:04
Try this one.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/test-1.jpg

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 08:19
RegDep, some of those photos are found here.

Vintage and Historical Aircraft: Wings Over Kansas (http://www.wingsoverkansas.com/vintage/article.asp?id=165)

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 08:23
RR, great challenge although no photos available in web! Apparently solvable nevertheless, as we saw. Anybody know how to get to see the contents of the Kansas Aviation Museum Robert J. Pickett Collection images? Other than going to Wichita?

Edit: Thanks skwinty. That site I know, have even posted a challenge from there :).

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 08:35
Morning.

skwinty, is yours a really sleek-looking French aircraft....?

If it's the one I'm thinking of we've had it here before and on What Cockpit?

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 08:39
Morning all,

Evening Graeme; I think you're right, it looks like the Hirsh H-100 and I think I may have got it the first time round, I certainly posted a pic of it in the Musee de L'air.

Not to worry skwinty, we've all done it :)

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 08:40
I am not to sure of country of origin, but may have a French connection.

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 08:44
My bad, I missed it in the list.:O


Hirsch-MAéRC H-100 (F-WGVC c/n 01)

So I guess that resets the open house.

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 08:45
TC, was your quote from Cessna Flyer Assn site?

Yes mate, the paragraph above the one you posted :)

The picture I found was on the web, here (found with a different search string that found the above site)!

Jaka to maszyna? Edycja wojskowa, okres WW2 - Strona 204 (http://wayofwar.org/showthread.php?t=25687&page=204)

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 08:59
Hirsch-MAéRC H-100Thanks Trevor. I went to What Cockpit and worked up from "Z" looking for 2011 entries...

Got another image/challenge instead skwinty?

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:03
OK, try this one.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/gfdhtthrhtr.jpg

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 09:06
My bad, I missed it in the list.http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/embarass.gif

Like I said mate, don't worry too much!

Dunno how you search the list, but I've been caught out many times with slight differences in spelling or foriegn accents like yours has!

I use the standard Windows F3 search, first on the whole name, then I whittle down the string to smaller sections like Hirsch, H-100, H.100 H 100.

If you're lucky you won't find your prospective challenge and you post it, only to find it has been up, but too recently to be on Mel's great list :ugh:

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:08
OK, try this one.

I.M.A.M. Ro.51....?

http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/6369/images6057070.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/585/images6057070.jpg/)

Ridge Runner
27th Aug 2011, 09:13
Fw200??????

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:15
I use the standard Windows F3 search

Sorry, how does that work mate....please tell...? :)

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 09:16
Sorry, how does that work mate....please tell...? http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/smile.gif

It's an old trick mate, but it seems to have fallen out of favour and rarely gets a mention now.

When you've loaded the list into your browser, just press the F3 key and a new bar will appear at the top of the window with a text box on the left, as you type into this box, a highlight will appear at every occurance of that character or word, buttons next to the box do what they say, try it now and enjoy :)

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:17
Damn, you guys are hot.:hmm:

Don't tell me that was on the list. I looked for
MERIDIONALI RO 51

Time for a refresher in the art of paying attention.:oh:

Noyade, you're up.:ok:

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:20
Thanks skwinty. Didn't look at Mel's list with that one.

This is all I have...

[/URL][URL="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/689/img049va.jpg/"]http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/8514/img049va.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/585/img049w.jpg/)

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:24
Fw200??????

No mate.....

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:25
It's a bit difficult to use F3 search on hard copy.:ooh:

I will have to go the electronic route.

Thanks for the tip SincoTC.

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:28
It's a bit difficult to use F3 search on hard copy.http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/icon25.gif
I will have to go the electronic route.C'mon guys, what's this F3 search thingy?

EDIT. Just saw Trevor's answer...thanks mate! :ok:

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 09:33
Oo err!!

Looks like the new Time stamp Bug is still with us. When I went to post the answer to Graeme's F3 question, skwinty had already judged and Graeme's new challenge was up, hence the reason I gave my post a title.

:confused::confused::confused: :ugh:

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:36
Yep...does make things hard. Martin's FW-200 response is below the Ro.51 photo before I even posted my challenge....:eek:

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:41
SNCASE SE2010 Armagnac?

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 09:43
Morning all!

...search on hard copy...
Whaaaat? Mel's List is updated every 2-3 months! How many poor tender & cuddly trees are ya gonna kill with this method!? :uhoh::uhoh::uhoh::sad::sad::sad:

...if I were you, I would try tabbed browsing... ;)

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:45
SNCASE SE2010 Armagnac?

Sorry skwinty...no.

SincoTC
27th Aug 2011, 09:46
Yes, I see that RR posted is answer seven minutes before you posted the challenge; where are you Martin, off-world somewhere?

I wondered who got the StarGate I saw on eBay :):)

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:48
You can't read your laptop in the bath.:E

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 09:50
You can't read your laptop in the bath
Why not? :E
And, besides, you can alway buy a smartphone with a decent display (Samsung Galaxy, iPhone, any HTC...) or an iPad...
Their usefulness goes far beyond reading Mel's List while sitting on a toilet!

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 09:51
Boeing Model 307 Stratoliner?

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 09:55
No mate....

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 10:00
http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/4644/img056lq.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/695/img056lq.jpg/)

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 10:00
Good evening Graeme and morning to everyone else.

Is it the SM-95?

This post is timed at 1100 BST and Prune clock time.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 10:02
Whoops, again late for the party :(

F3 is the same as <ctrl+F> or Edit -> Search

Edit: It may be Edit > Find; my stupid iMac has a German menu (BTW, when I arrived at Berlin some 11 years ago I got a PC with all software in German. When I complained about the difficulty to my Canadian (from Alberta) boss, he said: I had difficulties, too, in the beginning, but I didn't want to became a squeaking wheel like <insert name of a colleague from Quebec>.)

Now I have difficulties in some English software :ugh:

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 10:02
I-D(O IT) ALL? :E
BST = BullS*** Time? :E

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 10:02
Is it the SM-95

Yes mate. :)

Your control. :ok:

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 10:07
Are you OK HP???

....76 to go Graeme......:)

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/cool-3.jpg

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 10:17
Racer (French?) or possibly a fighter?

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 11:03
Not French mate, and not a racer.

Ridge Runner
27th Aug 2011, 11:05
A jap, mate???

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 11:22
Not Japanese either RR.

Ridge Runner
27th Aug 2011, 11:25
A high-wing monoplane, David?

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 11:25
Austro-Hungarian?

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 11:32
Not that either Reg.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 12:34
Mamma Mia!

In response to #1875 :bored:.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 12:36
Hi Mate. How a bout a small friendly clue?

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 12:39
Si Signor.........

More if you ask....

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 12:50
Mamma Mia!

It's all going out of phase again..............:ugh:

Wanna nuther clue?

The home of Alfa Romeo.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 12:56
To #1876:

Let me work my way through that slice of pizza first.

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 12:56
...pissa shissa.....

You're famous mate!

Giggle "RegDep".......................:}

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:14
Evening.
Just finished watching the quals.
LM, I have reasons to believe that yours is a Piero Magni P.M.1, with P.M. *not* meaning Pizza Mandolini I hope... :hmm:

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 13:16
I bet you have just pissed off RD!!!!

:D:D

Your thread mate. :ok:


Just finished watching the quals

Wossat? If it's sumfin' to do with football then it's just a load of totally uneducated dickheads!

I have no interest in such rubbish...........

If it's F1 however, then at least they have a fair amount of intelligence.

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:19
Doncha worry... he prolly will post now an answer that will show before mine and thus he still can win this one... :E

Stand by for next...

WossatSPA Francorchamps

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 13:22
SPA Francorchamps

Wossat........?....is it a challenge..........?

...an F1 circuit......

My go....

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:29
a challenge...
With all that rain/no rain/rain again/no rain it sure has been...

If by football y'mean soccer then I totally concur... :ok:

On to more serious business...
http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/3711/scchallenge.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/687/scchallenge.jpg/)

Lightning Mate
27th Aug 2011, 13:30
Homebuilt LSA ?

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:33
Light aircraft.
Not homebuilt afaik

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 13:38
I'll be darned.

I went through the correct way, all down to 'Piero Magni PM.1/PM.2 Vittoria/PM.3 Vale/PM.4 Supervale [4]' and then clicked the 'Italy Fascist', and got something that had wrong tail. So I thought, why would the '? Fascist - Other' be any different, without understanding that the ? meant civilian (no roundel) :ugh:.

Ach ja. At least I learned something today that I can forget tomorrow :*.

HP Your challenge is Plumber's Delight Mk. I :}

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:40
Well, try to pick this one right then, Heinrich... ;)

Plumber's Delight Mk. IThat made my day, I'm still laughing! :p
To be fair, the silencer is a quite recent addition, and I've seen it only on this particular airframe, as far as the photos can tell.
...and doncha Tampere with the pipes... ;);)

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 13:53
Yeah, the builder must have stolen the muffler from his brothers motor cycle, Shirley.

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 13:56
A Shirley-Davidson? never heard of that...http://factoryjoe.s3.amazonaws.com/emoticons/emoticon-0138-thinking.gif

That's the brother, rite?
http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/602/shirleym.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/718/shirleym.jpg/)

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 14:03
That's him all right.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 14:32
Does yours come as a taildragger only?

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 14:39
Yep.
And it truly drags stuff... ;)

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 14:44
Aaa, a glider towing thingy….

PIK-15 Hinu.

OH-YHD

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 14:56
Yep, that one :D:D:D
Hinu = dialectal form for Heinrich
Photo shot at Tampere (EFTS)
Even the "PIcK this one right" wasn't accidental... ;)

All yours!

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 15:02
Well, you got it almost right. But if you call a Heinrich 'Hinu' in Teisko Airport (EFTS) or elsewhere, watch out the brother in your picture. He might think you mean something else…. The name Hinu was given to this aircraft type before urban slang PIcKed that expression into another use…..

'Soon' has now expired

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/g472/RegDep/2708.jpg

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 15:07
Well... I'm not a native Finnish speaker...
Hinu - Nordic Names Wiki - Name Origin, Meaning and Statistics (http://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Hinu)
That's the authoritative source :p

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 15:17
I am not an authoritative source. But as little as I know about the subject, I would assert that Hinu comes from hinuri (hinaaja) meaning a tug. Today, the urban use of hinuri is homosexual, gay.

So just you watch out.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 16:17
Silence . . . .

Clue: Roadable :E

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 16:22
You are definitely on the right track Brian. Something the you'd expect Batman to fancy.

Edit: In response to #1900.

evansb
27th Aug 2011, 16:26
Speaking of a gay roadable, is this it ?
http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/9200/batgyro.jpg

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 16:34
I was silent because I was searching.
Do I remember wrong or this one has, like, an animal head? :eek:

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 16:39
As far as I know, you remember wrong.

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 16:46
British, then?

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 16:48
Not British…..

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 16:55
A gli... a gli... glider, at least? :bored:

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 17:05
Rotax … … …

Glide ratio 6:1

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 17:06
???????????
E (http://virtualultralightmuseum.com/e.htm)

Uh... sorry, messed up captions... I thought the caption was alway below the picture as with the first one.
Piccard Eureka

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 17:08
Eureka, Canada, 1997, Wilf Stark.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 17:09
Wrong, wrong.

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 17:10
See above, please

skwinty
27th Aug 2011, 17:18
Percy Pilcher Hawk?

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 17:25
Piccard Aviation Heureka

Correct HappyPass :D

"Roadable":

. . . folds up for cartopping and easy storage.

Batman:

Looks like what Batman would fly.

Over to you :ok:

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 17:28
"Roadable"
Why, you... trickster... ;)

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/3711/scchallenge.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/84/scchallenge.jpg/)

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 17:33
Spring-driven model? Is that the key on top?

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 17:40
Well, as you surely know most wind-up design call for the key to be inserted from the sides, but this one's peculiar...
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/5484/windup.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/24/windup.jpg/)

Dinner, see you after that.

evansb
27th Aug 2011, 17:51
HEINKEL HE.59

HappyPass
27th Aug 2011, 18:35
That one.
All yours :ok:
I'm outta here and will be away for a few days. See you. :)

evansb
27th Aug 2011, 19:11
Thanks. I must take leave of the computer as well, so it is OPEN HOUSE.

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 19:58
I'll take it.

Something for the night / morning owls to ponder.

I'll monitor this a couple of hours, and then in the CET morning. But I need to leave then for a couple of days. So, please crack this before I go.

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/g472/RegDep/2708-1.jpg

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 21:54
G'day Reg.

Early Sunday and I'm making coffee....first glance says an Oz Wirraway?

Or maybe some sort or North American trainer?

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 22:06
So what was exactly your question Graeme?

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 22:11
So what was exactly your question Graeme?

Is it the CAC Wirraway?

RegDep
27th Aug 2011, 22:12
Is it the CAC Wirraway

That is far better a question than the other would have been Graeme.

Edit: It is :ok:

Over to you!

Noyade
27th Aug 2011, 22:20
Thanks mate. Surprised it wasn't on Mel's list. Then again this is a surprising thread! :)

I'll make it open house, at this stage. Glorious looking day outside and I'm going to get out there soon.

Enjoy your break/holiday! :ok:

Cheers.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 09:35
Thanks Noyade,

Here is another one to keep the plane flying.:cool:

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/sc5.jpg

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 10:23
Good day skwinty. :)

I'll keep you company for a while, and I bet Noyade is lurking..............

Evening mate!

Was yours military?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 11:23
Hi Lightning Mate,

It is a military trainer.

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 11:39
Not unlike a Beechcraft T34.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 11:48
It's quite different to the Beechcraft in many aspects.;)

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 11:51
So I noticed.

Is it younger than it looks?

I base that on its' dorsal VHF aerial.

Do I see a Pratt & Whitney Wasp?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 11:58
Production stated in 1962 for this particular model.

I think about 2000 were made.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 12:01
Yes it's Chinese.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 12:05
You have control Captain.:ok:

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 12:05
Chinese?...

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 12:11
I see Prune is playing musical posts again. :uhoh:

How about the Nanchang CJ-6A ?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 12:15
I see you gave me control before my post!!!!!!!!!!!!!

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 12:16
Bump......................Let's see it the timecheck and position is correct now.:8

You have control Captain.http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/thumbs.gif

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 12:18
Weird innit.:confused:

Try this one............

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/sunday-4.jpg

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 12:29
It's civilian.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 12:36
Military or civilian?

evansb
28th Aug 2011, 13:14
Stratos 714 VLJ ?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 13:20
Did this go into production?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 13:24
Stratos 714.

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 13:42
Did this go into production?

Wind tunnel tests last week.


Development of the Stratos continues with parallel structures and aerodynamics development programs. The structures programme is focused currently on extensive stress analysis of the fuselage. Ultimately, all primary structural components will be built and load tested prior to the construction of the first prototype.

Brian has identified it.

You have control Bri. :ok:

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 13:45
Damn, beaten by the clock.:E

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 13:47
Just for once I think all the posts are in the correct sequence.

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 13:53
All's good in skwinty land.:p

evansb
28th Aug 2011, 14:02
Thanks. Here is the next challenge:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r68/convair640/SWEPTWING_SABBATH.jpg

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 14:38
A stillborn project or did it fly?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 14:48
Focke-Wulf Ta 183 Design 2 ?

evansb
28th Aug 2011, 14:58
LM is correct.:ok: Kurt Tank's TA.183 Endlosung. You have control.

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 15:03
Thank you kindly.

Are you enjoying a nice lazy Sunday in Canada?

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/nuthersunday.jpg

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 15:10
Design 3.

http://www.luft46.com/fw/ta183-ii.html

Good one.:ok:

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 15:42
Zodiac CH650?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 16:36
Sorry guys - I had to go out unexpectedly.

Sorry skwinty - not the Zodiac.

This one's a retractable.

evansb
28th Aug 2011, 16:58
Czech-built Skyleader 450 ?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 17:00
Not that either mate. :\

Looks like it will have to be cluetime shortly, unless one of you asks questions. ;)

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 17:22
I am loooking at Canadian built, maybe the Canada bit is a red herring?

skytrain10
28th Aug 2011, 17:23
Just a quick look in...I would have gone for the Skyleader as well Bri. So how about the Jihlavan Kappa KP-5?

evansb
28th Aug 2011, 17:42
Fly Synthesis Texan RG ?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 17:43
Good evening Ken. :)

Nope......

Not Canadian either skwinty. :p

Well, I have offered to post clues..................

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 17:51
Is it a kit/homebuilt?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 17:52
Rotax , Continental or Lycoming?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 17:53
Fly Synthesis Texan RG ?

No mate.

Not yours either skwinty.

Would you like to ask me about the engine?

skwinty
28th Aug 2011, 18:39
Mysky MS1 with Jabiru 6 cylinder?

ETA: No retracts.:*

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 20:07
Rotax , Continental or Lycoming?

Not a piston!

skytrain10
28th Aug 2011, 20:08
So not a piston....wankel, or maybe electric?

Lightning Mate
28th Aug 2011, 20:58
Good evening again Ken. :)

Try electric.;)

I'm off to bed now so I'll leave you all with it.

:zzz:

skytrain10
28th Aug 2011, 22:42
Well it has to be the Jihlavan Rapid 200 which was being used for fuel cell tests by ENFICA of Italy.

http://i.treehugger.com/images/2007/10/24/rapid_200_1.jpg

This is an electric powered Rapid 200UL, which was formerly known as the Kappa KP-2UR (KP-5 identical but fixed u/c). Jihlavan now known as Skyleader!

Unfortunately many of these LSA manufacturers tend to change the product names, without changing the aircraft, save for minor upgrades.

If correct will have to be Open House as working today.

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 08:54
Good morning skwinty - you appear to be the only one around. :)

skytrain is correct and has declared Open House.

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 09:00
Good morning Lightning Mate.

At work now so no access to my stock of silhouettes.

Put another one up:ok:

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 09:32
I can sneak a search in here and there.:suspect:

I will pick it up when I get home at 5pm.

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 09:33
We have a public holiday here today.

Since you are at work, are you able to play?

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 09:42
Pilatus PC6 Porter?

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 09:47
1700 hrs your time is just over five hours away, so here's an easy one to be going on with....

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu82/Lightning_29/monday-1.jpg

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 09:51
You have answered before I posted it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:confused::uhoh:
Not the Pilatus - in any case I think we have had that one.

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 09:54
PAC Cresco?

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 09:57
Morning Ken. :)

That's the one.:ok:

Your thread mate.

Working today...............???:\

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 10:01
Thanks David...working, but will have one ready in a mo, so stand-by.

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 10:07
Here we go.

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/ii457/kendyer/da50e3fb.jpg

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 10:09
We had better stay sharp today - Prune is doing its' random order posts trick again..............:ugh:

Yours American Ken? - it looks it.

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 10:09
I said I was at work and nothing about actually working.:E

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 10:24
A bit difficult to tell, but it looks like a parasol.

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 10:27
Yes American David. Not a parasol though.

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 13:19
Maybe time for a clue Ken.

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 13:35
Maybe time for a clue Ken.
Had held off on any clues as not seen anyone on line recently (until now). This is a 1950's era homebuild that used wings and tail (squared off) from a well known light aircraft from the late1930's. Just the one built as far as I can see.

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 14:57
Good afternoon Ken,

Pretty sure that's the Adkisson SJ-1 Head Skinner ?? (seems to have aquired some spats though)

A good challenge and a very well chosen photo that by pure chance, completely obscures the "gull-wing" :E ! Looks like they just creased and folded the Luscombe wings :eek: !!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n540/SincoSafe/AdkissonSJ-1HeadSkinner.jpg

skytrain10
29th Aug 2011, 15:03
That's the one Trevor:ok:. Yes, the Adkissin SJ-1 Head Skinner. Wings/tail from a Luscombe 8, some other components from Cessna. Apparently inspired by a Polish fighter (according to Wiki)....PZL-24 I guess?

Here's the photo I used:
http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/ii457/kendyer/79c62179.jpg

Your control Sinco TC

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 15:21
Thanks Ken,

I'm in and out of the garden today, but will monitor periodically!

Here's one that looks the part, a design concept that never flew in other than model form. Pretty distinctive wings though, so shouldn't last long!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n540/SincoSafe/TC-wtf160.jpg

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 16:48
Wheressa engine?

Or annit got wun!

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 17:07
Evening Mate :)

The engine is at the rear of the fuselage pod and was intended to be a twin cylinder 60hp 4-stroke driving a ducted-fan

Lightning Mate
29th Aug 2011, 17:21
You know Charminster.

We're off to dine shortly, so I will have to check out.

Nite for now.

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 17:24
You know Charminster

I don't actually; but I presume it is'nt where they always burn the food :) !!

Bon Appétit :ok:

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 17:32
So much for "this should be easy".

I have been searching for hours to no avail.:hmm:

Found lots of other closed/annular aircraft.

Will try now with the ducted fan parameter.:8

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 17:43
Evening skwinty,

The shape you're after is like the romboidal wing and is often described as another shape, for which SA is renowned, think of a company founded by Cecil Rhodes and don't forget it was only a design concept ;)

SincoTC
29th Aug 2011, 18:03
That's the one mate, the Gibbs White Diamond :D

skwinty has control

Edit to say that I didn't acknowledge the answer before you submitted it :ugh: This post was made at 19:10 and this edit five mins later :confused: !!

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 18:08
Ha! that gave the game away.:ok:

White Diamond

An advanced microlight design concept


White Diamond design study (http://www.gibbsguides.com/Article-White-Diamond-Part2.htm)

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 18:15
Good one SincoTC.:ok:

Try this one.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/sc6.jpg

irishair2001
29th Aug 2011, 18:45
Looks like a Volpar Turboliner?

skwinty
29th Aug 2011, 18:55
irishair2001 has control:ok: