Name that Flying Machine

[Noyade]

Cheers Bear!

[Ombinda]

Fokker?

[Noyade]

Not a Fokker.

[Asturias56]

European?

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by Asturias56

European?

No.
USA.

[Zaxis]

Is a motor car manufacturer involved?

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by Zaxis

Is a motor car manufacturer involved?

Indeed. 😁

[Ombinda]

Stout AS1?

[Noyade]

Stout it is - but my source says it's not the 1-AS. However, I'm starting to doubt my source.

[Ombinda]

Nice paint job on this one. As a bonus you also get the "Which cockpit" quiz...

[longer ron]

Originally Posted by Noyade

Stout it is - but my source says it's not the 1-AS. However, I'm starting to doubt my source.

Stout Batwing Limousine ?

http://www.coachbuilt.com/des/s/stout/stout.htm

[chevvron]

Pilatus Porter?

[Ombinda]

Originally Posted by chevvron

Pilatus Porter?

Nope.

[chevvron]

Helio H 800?

[Ombinda]

Originally Posted by chevvron

Helio H 800?

Nope.

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by longer ron

Stout Batwing Limousine ?

That's what I was after.
Your control Longer ron.

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by Ombinda

Nice paint job on this one.

It even seems to hide the wing braces?
But the plan view looks like the South African KUDU?

If it is - please give control to Longer ron.
Cheers.

[longer ron]

Originally Posted by Noyade

That's what I was after.
Your control Longer ron.

Hi and thanks Noyade - although I wasn't actually competing as I thought you had accepted 'Stout' as the answer - Doh !

Happy to leave control with Ombinda and his aircraft on post #4870

[Ombinda]

Originally Posted by Noyade

It even seems to hide the wing braces?
But the plan view looks like the South African KUDU?

If it is - please give control to Longer ron.
Cheers.

My apologies Noyade.

As to the aircraft - almost there.

[Noyade]

All good mate, no worries.
Maybe the Atlas Angel C4M or Turbine Kudu?

From Wiki under the Aermacchi AL-60 site...

"A number of C4M Kudu aircraft are still flying privately and have proven well in the role of skydive release aircraft. They have been re-engined with turbine engines. This design is known as the Atlas Angel or Turbine Kudu.[9][10]"