What Cockpit? MK VI

[MReyn24050]

Graeme. At the time country of origin was I believe classed as Central European.
It was designed as a reconnaissance aircraft and first flew late 1930s. It was a rare bird.

Harley, not the AviaB158, but your getting closer.

[Noyade]

Letov S.50?

Letov S.50

[MReyn24050]

Hi Graeme
Not the Letov S.50, right country and as shown a very similar cockpit layout. Only one of these aircraft built.

[Harley Quinn]

Can't find production numbers, Aero A300 maybe?

[SincoTC]

Good evening Mel,

First time on for a number of very busy days!

I think it may be the Praga E.51 ??

I regret to say that it'll have to be Open House if correct as I'm not sure when I'll be able to get back again

[MReyn24050]

Hi Trevor.
You have it the Praga E.51.

The Praga E-51 was a Czechoslovakian reconnaissance aircraft and light bomber built by Praga . The E-51 first flew on 26 May 1938. As a result of Germany's invasion of Czechoslovakia, development stopped. There was only one prototype built. The appearance of the structure is very similar to the Dutch the Fokker GI .

Open House

[MReyn24050]

Open House! Here is the next one:-

[sabredog]

FMA AeM-01?

[MReyn24050]

That is the one Terry. I am sure we have all seen it before somewhere.


You have control.

[sabredog]

Absolutely,Mel. I had it earmarked for my own use!!
The next challenge;

[Karlark]

Caproni Ca.135?

[Noyade]

Dammit!

Too slow trying to figure out all that glass...

[sabredog]

Karlark is correct. The Caproni Ca.135.
Well done.
YHC

[Karlark]

Thanks Sabredog, one of few I could identify from the inside out... although maybe not the exact model, this picture of a ca.135 came to mind:



Looks like Graeme was hot on the trail !
Open house

[Karlark]

Here is one for my own OH;

[evansb]

Blohm und Voss BV.155 ?

[Karlark]

Not a German aircraft evansb.

[Karlark]

Hint: It is from one of the Nordic countries.

[SincoTC]

Good afternoon/evening Karl,

Is that a VL Pyörremyrsky ??

[Karlark]

Evening Trevor,

Yes, it is the VL Pyörremyrsky currently preserved at the Aviation Museum of Central Finland.



SincoTC's control.