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Old 14th January 2020 | 07:39
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"I’ve scoured the internet for days on this one!" - same here - it's real toughie..............
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Old 14th January 2020 | 07:50
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I agree it looks mostly like a design from Chyeranovskii. Closer is the BICh-11 although I don't think it is the solution. Can't find the right type.
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Old 14th January 2020 | 09:19
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Good morning/afternoon/evening all.

John Eacott has nailed it with the Cheranovskii 22 (BICh 22) at last.

Your stage JE.
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Old 14th January 2020 | 09:36
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Thankyouverymuch

Here's your starter for ten:



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Old 14th January 2020 | 10:54
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Another "sort of reminds me", an early stripped version of the Silvercraft SH.4 - I don't know if the SH.4 was a developed producton version of an early prototype?
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Old 14th January 2020 | 11:03
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I think it might be American.
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Old 14th January 2020 | 23:51
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Originally Posted by dook
I think it might be American.
Sure is

Extreme load carrying capability, too



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Old 15th January 2020 | 02:55
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Seibel YH-24 ?
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Old 15th January 2020 | 05:16
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Seibel YH-24 ?
Nearly, but not quite

Side by side seating on this one



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Old 15th January 2020 | 08:43
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Then it must be the S-4B.
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Old 15th January 2020 | 10:25
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Originally Posted by dook
Then it must be the S-4B.

Yes: it must be!

The S-4A was assessed by the US Army in 1951 as the YH-24, but failed to be awarded a production contract; not least due to having only a single pilot position which limited its usefulness as a trainer! The S-4B was designed and produced in two months, with side by side seating, as a result of this assessment. The two YH-24s were destroyed by Cessna, who had an involvement in the Siebel concerns.

Over to dook
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Old 15th January 2020 | 10:34
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Thank you JE.

However, evansb pointed the way nicely.

I regret that I must call OH.
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Old 15th January 2020 | 11:01
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I don't expect this horror to last long..............


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Old 15th January 2020 | 11:15
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I don't either...….
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Old 15th January 2020 | 14:59
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Not the Airspeed one, its the other one.
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Old 15th January 2020 | 15:29
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It the the triple-tailed version of the General Aircraft G.A.L.38 Fleet Shadower. Subsequent modifications incorporated a single-tail, (vertical stabiliser).

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Old 15th January 2020 | 15:52
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Not the Airspeed one, its the other one.
Airspeed produced a similar aircraft to the same Spec. (Operational Requirement OR.52)
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Old 15th January 2020 | 16:28
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Old 15th January 2020 | 16:39
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Maybe show the full aircraft next time, or obscure any incriminating marks? Or do we need to start a separate thread showing obscure parts of aircraft?

Just a suggestion
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Old 15th January 2020 | 16:46
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Oh no......we don't need any more threads !

There's nothing wrong with an incomplete view - it's been going on for ages on the most difficult aircraft thread site of them all.

It's called Avia Quiz - try it.
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