What Cockpit?

[Self loading bear]

Schleicher Rhonadler

[dook]

Schleicher (DFS) correct.

"Rhon" correct. Change the "adler".

My previous bird of prey name will give you what you need.

[Self loading bear]

Rhönbussard

[dook]

Bear the Buzzard.

The Schleicher (DFS) Rhonbussard.

Over to our Dutchman.

[Self loading bear]

Thanks,

[dook]

I can't see a prop so it's either a very unusual glider or a pusher prop.

Home-build or kit ?

[Self loading bear]

I can think of other options as well.
Not home built nor kit

[dook]

Yes, I've just thought it might be a twin or an amphibian.

[Self loading bear]

Or a mix of some of the above

[dook]

Do you mean:

glider/pusher prop ?

twin/amphibian ?

[Self loading bear]

Quite by coincidence i found out both other options also exist.

[dook]

So I'm looking for twin-pusher, motor glider, twin-engine option and amphibian.

I don't think anything like that can exist.

I'll throw out the twin-engine idea because there's only one indicated in the cockpit.

edit: and amphibian because I can't see any gear operating handle.

[Self loading bear]

It has indeed a fixed landing gear

[dook]

I thought it must be strange so I've found a new keyword "unorthodox".

One has come up which fits - just checking further.

[dook]

I have searched under unorthodox motor gliders and can only find two which have side-by-side seating.

One is the eGenius, which is electrically powered so it isn't that.

The other is called a Brditschka, which I've never heard of.

[Self loading bear]

Do go on you are on the right track

[dash7fan]

Brditschka HB 23 ?

[Self loading bear]

The HB-23 is correct
some 50 built in 3 versions
Dash in control

[dook]

Story of my life.

Get the country and manufacturer then lose it to someone else.

[dash7fan]

sorry dook, but I flew this wonderful plane

should be easy: