Name that Flying Machine
I considered the Hunter as well (it's Hunter wings we're looking at, I did spot those....), but then I remembered seeing this particular configuration on the front of a Harrier. I did notice that the actual metalwork around didn't appear to be the same.... shame on me for not digging further.
Perhaps a Letord Let-7 twin-engined bomber biplane from 1917??
From the US of A, circa 1922 and powered by two 80 HP LeRhone rotary engines. I saw this in Aerofiles, third way down in the "E" section.
"Designed and developed as a budget passenger-carrier, with projected operating costs as little as five to eight cents per passenger mile in 1922 dollars (or cents)."
"Designed and developed as a budget passenger-carrier, with projected operating costs as little as five to eight cents per passenger mile in 1922 dollars (or cents)."
So what is it????
Thankyou - I'll bet they had issues with CoG.................
It's an Elias ES-1 or Elias-Stupar Twin, scroll down here: American airplanes: Ea - Ew
Well done mate - over to you.
NOT A CONJECTURE
After Soviet spies acquired plans for Howard Hughes's HP-4 Hercules, their comrades built a poor and apterous knockoff known as the "Spruceski Gooseski"! (see above)
I'll be here 'til Thursday. Try the veal....
- Ed
After Soviet spies acquired plans for Howard Hughes's HP-4 Hercules, their comrades built a poor and apterous knockoff known as the "Spruceski Gooseski"! (see above)
I'll be here 'til Thursday. Try the veal....
- Ed
Here's a rarity....................