Name that Flying Machine

[Archer4]

Lets see if anyone knows this machine.

[Self loading bear]

Another alliterative aircraft

[oncemorealoft]

Originally Posted by Self loading bear

Another alliterative aircraft

Pander S4 Postjager. A Dutch postal service aircraft. Only one built.

[Self loading bear]

Haunted by mechanical problems.
It took part in the Melbourne race in 1934 but had a partial landing gear collapse in Allahabad.
After repairs it ran into a motorcar during take-off and burned.
Pander aircraft went bust on it.

[Archer4]

Indeed it is the PH-OST, Pander S4 Postjager. An exceptional futuristic design for its time. Unfortunately it crashed early.


Note the number "6" on the tail used durng the Melbourne race.

I think oncemorealoft called it.

[oncemorealoft]

Open House please. Can’t find anything challenging enough
I do love how this thread makes you explore further and find out about so many ‘what might have been’ aeroplanes.

[Self loading bear]

Oh:

[sycamore]

Looks like it could have a Pobjoy radial engine....?

[Self loading bear]

It is indeed a Popjoy engine
however not from South America

[treadigraph]

Is it Finnish?

[Self loading bear]

Sorry not Finnish.

[Self loading bear]

Transport during building stage.
Then with a lighter engine.

[Asturias56]

Is it French?

[Self loading bear]

Apparently it is difficult to determine the country?

[treadigraph]

That's all Double Dutch to me!

[sycamore]

Lambach HL-1...…?

[Self loading bear]

Originally Posted by sycamore

Lambach HL-1...…?

Definitely the Lambach HL-1
PH-DSA
Build by the Delft Student Aeroclub of Delft University.
Designed by old DSA member Lambach.
Initially powered by a Szekely SR-3 but later by the Popjoy.

The name Lambach lives on in the student foundation to facilitate aircraft building by the Delft aeronautical student.

Sycamore has control

[sycamore]

Try this one then....

[kcockayne]

My guess is that it is a Zaunkoenig; or spelling to that effect !

[oncemorealoft]

Lambach HL2 replica.