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Old 10th Feb 2020, 11:41
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Originally Posted by evansb
From the Low Countries?
More likely to be the 'too low countries'....

I'll get my coat.
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Old 10th Feb 2020, 13:16
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Originally Posted by dook
I can't work out what the jobbers are above (below) the wheels.

I wonder if it's an old AQ challenge.
Fairings possibly? No this image has not been used on AQ in my time.

Not from the low countries i.e. Belgium, the Netherlands or Luxembourg
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Old 10th Feb 2020, 13:31
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Surely fairings would cover the wheels.

Eastern Europe ?
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Old 10th Feb 2020, 13:47
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I've just found an aeroplane with the same tail stripes.

It's Polish - any warmer ?

Anything to do with the Challenge International de Tourisme 1932 ?
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Originally Posted by dook
I've just found an aeroplane with the same tail stripes.

It's Polish - any warmer ?

Anything to do with the Challenge International de Tourisme 1932 ?
Not Polish. It took part in the Challenge International de Tourisme 1930

Surely fairings would cover the wheels. Not necessarily!
Not Eastern European

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Old 10th Feb 2020, 14:32
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Arado LII prolly.

"In 1930, a Revised version, the L IIa first flew, and four examples took part in the Challenge International de Tourisme 1930, starting from Berlin-Tempelhof airport, but none placed, and one crashed early in the race!.


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Old 11th Feb 2020, 09:27
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You have it Dook it was the Arado Ae L.IIa I believe those fairings on the undercarriage cover part of the complicated spring assembly..
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Old 11th Feb 2020, 11:42
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That sounds plausible.

Next:


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Old 11th Feb 2020, 13:23
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I'm thinking H.P. 39 Gugnunc.
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Old 12th Feb 2020, 16:21
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Jhieminga has it with the H.P. 39 Gugnunc and found it very quickly.

All yours.
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Old 12th Feb 2020, 17:39
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I didn't recognise it and I've seen the damn thing - mind you, it was a long time ago!
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Old 12th Feb 2020, 19:28
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Open house it is, as I can’t come up with anything right now. I’ll go and pat myself on the back 😉
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Old 13th Feb 2020, 12:29
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It has a T-tail, but was cropped out due to a super-imposed logo that was a major clue.
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Old 13th Feb 2020, 13:16
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French possibly...?
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Old 13th Feb 2020, 14:07
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Logo ? What logo ?.....


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Old 13th Feb 2020, 20:47
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Looks like a Meteor windscreen?
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Old 14th Feb 2020, 07:55
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"Logo ? What logo ?....."

Presumably on the Photo - as in "Do not copy this picture" rather than the aeroplane...............

Very odd aircraft - that tail looks quite modern
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Old 14th Feb 2020, 16:02
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Russian apparently, but it does look like a Meteor screen.
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Old 15th Feb 2020, 11:03
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It has now been almost 48 hours since the challenge was posted.

Is anyone going to name it ?
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Old 15th Feb 2020, 11:35
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All I know is that I saw the same photo 30 - 40 years ago. I believe. Can't remember where or why
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