Name that Flying Machine
Thanks Noyade,
I did find the 26 first but could not match the radiators (thank you sycamore) nor the bend down exhaust.
Then I found the 25 with at least a matching exhaust on some photos.
Now this:
By definition it should be difficult to identify this one:
I did find the 26 first but could not match the radiators (thank you sycamore) nor the bend down exhaust.
Then I found the 25 with at least a matching exhaust on some photos.
Now this:
By definition it should be difficult to identify this one:
looks agricultural to me
The aircraft was given its name because neither the designer nor his wife could decide on an appropriate name for the design!
Only 3 ever registered. Pretty decent STOL performance too!
Only 3 ever registered. Pretty decent STOL performance too!
From the look of all the slots and flaps, I would call it 'Lysander'!!
(Can't call it 'Zaunkoenig' cos that was a single seater)
(Can't call it 'Zaunkoenig' cos that was a single seater)
American? looks like a possible N -number on the tail
The reason it was difficult to identify is that its name is that used for unknown corpses etc...
John Doe
Back in 1973 I remember hearing some idiot radio DJ unwittingly reading out a prank dedication from a 'Mr John Doe' for President Nixon's 'great work in Viet Nam' before playing an anti-war protest song!
OK try this:
John Doe
Back in 1973 I remember hearing some idiot radio DJ unwittingly reading out a prank dedication from a 'Mr John Doe' for President Nixon's 'great work in Viet Nam' before playing an anti-war protest song!
OK try this:
French,or Italian...?
Beagle's got it tho he didn't actually NAME it.............
American?
Nice shed!
Looks a bit DH-4 modified...?
Story goes he was a farmer who built this in a workshop based on a series of Flight articles and the general outline of the SE5.
McKenzie was his surname.
McKenzie was his surname.