Name that Flying Machine

[SincoTC]

That's the one dook, You have control!

[dook]

I went and got a new one.

[SincoTC]

Bummer, I had this one waiting on the apron too

Therefore, I'm off to the kitchen and leave it for someone else!

[bafanguy]

I'm uniquely unqualified to compete with the major players in this thread but the configuration of the cockpit windows caught my eye. So perhaps an early B247 ?

https://www.boeing.com/history/produ...-247-c-73.page

[dook]

It's not a Boeing.

[MReyn24050]

It is the Nakajima Ki-34 is it not?

[dook]

The Nakajima Ki-34 it is.

Over to you.

[MReyn24050]

Thanks Dook. Here is the next:-

[dook]

Look what I have found.

Unfortunately it doesn't tell me what it is.

[MReyn24050]

It was British 1920s

[MReyn24050]

Originally Posted by MReyn24050

It was British 1920s

This aircraft was not a success. In fact it was a disaster.

[SincoTC]

Evening Mel,

Originally Posted by MReyn24050

It was British 1920s

Was this built for the Lympne trials or King's Cup races?

What engine did it have, that looks like a Lamblin radiator between the U/C legs?

[dook]

I think it is the Cooper side car monoplane

[SincoTC]

I think you're right there dook , looking for a low-wing type, I passed over a photo of a Cooper monoplane because it looked like a mid-winger!! Now I see it has an enormously thick wing DOH!

[MReyn24050]

dook has it it is the Cooper-Travers Hawk Monoplane in which James Lindsay Travers OBE, FRAeS, ANICE was killed on the 14th Feb 1924 on his first attempt at a circuit.
You have Control dook.

[chevvron]

Originally Posted by SincoTC

equipped with a 1225-cylinder Hispano-Suiza 12Y engine with a capacity of 725 hp."

Wow; kinda dwarfs the Merlin and Griffon V 12s..

[dook]

Next one :

[MReyn24050]

Espenlaub Motorsegler perhaps.

[dook]

There was I thinking it might be difficult to find !!

The Espenlaub E-11 it is.

Over to you.

[MReyn24050]

Thanks dook here is the next:-