What Cockpit? MK V
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PZL Wilga? Seem to remember an old Scots boss of mine who was into gliders had a type rating on one as a tow plane. In the unlikely event I'm right, it's open house as I haven't any suitable piccys.
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Sorry Windriver, not a British built aircraft. The engine is out front though. Sorry Mel, not a Benes-Mraz. Not Czech, but it was built on the continent.
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Not a Socata Rallye. The mystery aircraft was designed as an artillery spotting and liaison aircraft. It later found favour with flying clubs and private owners. Early versions were powered by an in-line inverted air-cooled engine, later models were powered by horizontally opposed, four-cylinder engines.
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evansb's challenge
Facts we now know.
but it was built on the continent.
She started out in one category, but found popularity in another.
The mystery aircraft was designed as an artillery spotting and liaison aircraft. It later found favour with flying clubs and private owners. Early versions were powered by an in-line inverted air-cooled engine, later models were powered by horizontally opposed, four-cylinder engines
Could we establish whether this aircraft was built in Western Europe or Eastern Europe?
but it was built on the continent.
She started out in one category, but found popularity in another.
The mystery aircraft was designed as an artillery spotting and liaison aircraft. It later found favour with flying clubs and private owners. Early versions were powered by an in-line inverted air-cooled engine, later models were powered by horizontally opposed, four-cylinder engines
Could we establish whether this aircraft was built in Western Europe or Eastern Europe?
