Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge

[Quemerford]

No it seems not.

[Asturias56]

I was thinking Curtis Shrike but that was a 2 seater... I'm sure I've seen this one........ the Turner-Laird LTR-14 looks similar but the engine doesn't seem right

Perhaps the Supermarine 224?

[Self loading bear]

I think it is an inverted in-line engine like Gipsy Major?
several types come close like Miles Falcon or Hawk but then the cockpit is wrong .
I cannot make a stab but I am correct on the engine?

[dook]

I think it's the Jones S-125.

Engine 125hp Menasco.

[Quemerford]

It is indeed:

[dook]

Thank you Q.

We haven't had one of these for quite a while.

[dook]

Not much interest here. Go east.

[dook]

The challenge was Japanese - first flew 1934.

[Asturias56]

Is it a Nakajima 91-sen? no - first flew in 1931

the Mitsubishi 2MR8??

[dook]

Neither of those.

It is not a well-known name.

Designed and made by a university.

edit: first flew 1933

[Zaxis]

Kyu-Te Model 5 Secondary Glider ?

The Kyu-Te Model 5 Secondary Glider "Aso-go" was designed and built by the shipbuilding faculty of the University of Kyushu; called at the time "Kyushu Teikoku Daigaku" (Imperial Kyushu University) and therefore the "Kyu-Te" part of the name. The only example of the type, with the civilian designation J-BCYH, started to be built in early June 1933 and was completed in the middle of August of the same year.

[dook]

Buy that man a large malt !

You have control Zaxis.

[Zaxis]

Less than 10 made

[dook]

Malmo Flygindustri MFI-10 Vipan

[Zaxis]

Correct
In the meantime I enjoyed the malt.
Over to you

[dook]

Cheers Zaxis - that was not easy.

This aeroplane should not be where it is....

[Asturias56]

German WW2 perhaps then?

[dook]

Pre-WW2 and not German.

[sablatnic]

Glider? USA?

[dook]

Powered but not American.