Name that Flying Machine

[Beamr]

Originally Posted by Noyade

Yes, and I believe that's what Bear's exhaust 'eyes' belong to. Just need him to confirm/deny.

It is Mirage I. The rocket motor under the fuselage wasn't on the Mystere Delta.

[Self loading bear]

Sorry guys I have been traveling whole day
It is the Mirage 1 (MD 550)

[Beamr]

Keen to see Noyades upcoming pictorial mystery

[Noyade]

Thanks Bear!.

[Asturias56]

"I said INCHES, Inches... not feet......................."

[Self loading bear]

The LMNC
(Lawn Mower New Concept)

[Pypard]

Wing struts look like Pitts; early Monster?

[Self loading bear]

Steen Skybolt Radial?

[Planemike]

Sherwood Ranger......

[Noyade]

None of the above.

Canadian Kit plane.
Wiki says around 590 built.
The prop belongs to a Vickers Vimy replica.

[Planemike]

Fisher Celebrity.......

[Noyade]

Not a Fisher product....

[Planemike]

Murphy Renegade.....?

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by Planemike

Murphy Renegade.....?

Nicely done Mike.
All yours.

[Planemike]

Originally Posted by Noyade

Nicely done Mike.
All yours.

Thank you.....!! Did not realise the a/c was Canadian in origin, always learn something !!
Have to declare "OPEN HOUSE" as I am not "techie" enough to fire up a pic in here.....!! Needs brains!!
Planemike

[Self loading bear]

Always willing to help Planemike.
I will send you a PM with my email address.

For the moment:

[Beamr]

That is very very close to Grob GF200, but with a few minor issues like the window shape. This is a pusher, right?

[teusje]

Aerodis America AA200

[Self loading bear]

Originally Posted by teusje

Aerodis America AA200

Teusje has it,
the Aerodis AA200 was derived from the Grinvald Orion.

[teusje]

Thank you, SLB.
Let's push on with this one.