Silhouette challenge

[evansb]

The VT Tuuli Two is too correct! It crashed after the joystick broke off on a test flight. You have control!

[evansb]

There was a war-time Valmet VT Tuuli I, the post-war Tuuli II, and the side-by-side seated Tuuli III. Mel correctly identified the Tuuli II.

[MReyn24050]

Next challenge

Thanks Bri, if RETDPI has one to post I will give way to him.
Mel

[RETDPI]

Thanks Mel.
I knew that all along of course! ( funny , why has my nose just grown out and touched the screen?)
Interesting series of aircraft I was unaware of pre Valmet Vihuri.
No clues for this one.

[MReyn24050]

RETDPI's challenge

I know that one, the SIPA S.12 derived from the ARADO Ar 396.
Mel

[RETDPI]

I was hoping somebody would jump to Arado 396...........
The canopy is the giveaway that it is

a S.I.P.A. S. 12.

All yours if you want it Mel.

[MReyn24050]

Next challenge

Thanks RETDPI I almost went for the ARADO AR 96B but then I noticed the UC was different.

Mel

[MReyn24050]

Late List Updated

I have updated the list of silhouette challenges published to date. See the What Cockpit,What Aerodrome and What Silhouette Sticky.
Mel

[S'land]

Parnall Hendy Heck?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

S'land. Not the Parnall Hendy Heck. This one was French. Please check PMs.
Mel

[PaperTiger]

Looks a bit Guerchais-Roche-ish to me.

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

PaperTiger has it. It is a Guerchais-Roche. The T-35-2 to be exact.

You have control.

[PaperTiger]

Ooh, caught me by surprise.

Open house unless I can find something first.

[RETDPI]

And with a giant leap...........

[RETDPI]

24 hours . Ahem.
Well it was a production aeroplane. At least one was still extant when I last looked at it in a European Museum afew years ago.

[evansb]

Quite a puzzler you've got going! I've looked at many similar aircraft, but none match your silhouette.
Question: Who made the engine?

[chiglet]

Sud Ouest SO7060 Deauville, perchance?
watp,iktch

[RETDPI]

Sorry Chiglet -not quite but a good try!
Bri , if you go back to your Finnish fandango , you posted a picture of a successor (post 502) to the beast in question . That aircraft itself struck me as looking very similar to the aircraft below -which is itself a successor to my challenge -and powered by a similar engine to it..

[MReyn24050]

RETDPI's challenge

The AISA HM-1B perhaps.

Mel

[RETDPI]

Well done Mel!
Also known in Spanish service as the EE-4, it was a modification of the original open cockpit HM-1. Your picture is of the one preserved at Cuatro Vientos.
What have you got for us for the weekend?