Name that Flying Machine

[kenparry]

I.A.E 27 prototype, from 1947. Derwent powered. The first jet from Latin America.

[meleagertoo]

From a designer with a very recognisable name - I had no idea of the length and breadth of his influence.
It sounds as if he had a rough life all the same.
The Pulqui is a much better looking toy than most of its contemporaries imho.

[treadigraph]

'Tis indeed the FMA Pulqui - Ken Parry, you have control, Sir!

[kenparry]

Thank you; short interlude while I find something

[kenparry]

OK: here's one to try:

With apologies for the quality of the image

[dash7fan]

Zlin 126 ?

[kenparry]

Can neither confirm nor deny until 24 hr from posting. Watch this space.........................................

[kenparry]

No, not the Zlin 126

[kenparry]

Perhaps time for a clue. It's European, from a nation with limited history of aircraft manufacture.

[Noyade]

Ikarus Aero 2D ?

[kenparry]

Noyade is spot on. You have control.

[Noyade]

Thanks Ken. Couple of things about the photo didn't look like the Aero - but there you go.





Bombs Away!

[India Four Two]

Let's try to narrow it down. Japanese?

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by India Four Two

Let's try to narrow it down. Japanese?

Not Japanese...

[Noyade]

Spanish....

[Noyade]

My apologies - work/health/family problems - I forgot this was still running.
But not any more.

OPEN HOUSE.

[Self loading bear]

I stumbled over this one:

[kenparry]

What an ugly cow of an aircraft.

Italian perhaps?

[Noyade]

Open House.

[Self loading bear]

Noyade is fully correct with the Piaggio P16

Oprn House called