Ok..Hopefully this one doesn't have an alias :);

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i..._2008/51-5.jpg

Martin,

There were five aeroplanes posted on 25 May 2010 and the Boyero isn't one of them.

Karlark,

Despite it's appearance this looks like a glider.

Not a glider.... twin engined.

Sod it.....

A project or operational?

Two demonstrators were built, however the production order was canceled due to shortage of materials.

Was that material wood by any chance?

You mean plywood? That must have been it. :)

Well, at some point during WW2 the stuff was becoming scarce in the USA, and Beech were working on a plywood bomber trainer.

However, I can find little else.

Very close LM. Wartime USA but not Beech or a bomber trainer.

Well known manufacturer of small piston aircraft and business jets.

Cessna C-106 perhaps?

Open house if correct please, as I need to get to grips with Photoshop if I'm to play nicely!

That's the one, Cessna C-106 Loadmaster aka P260. :ok:

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...008/c-106a.jpg

FDB has declared Open House

Sounds like you need help from a pro!

As it's OH, one for the night shift:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/37a6d586.jpg

It's not American.

Cool!

Ken, is it a Chudzik CC-02?

Edit: Open House if confirmed correct.

Good call Karl, yes it's the Chudzic CC-02 homebuild from France:ok: Plenty of photo's on the web if you Google it, and I think "cool" pretty much sums it up:)

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/1c7db255.jpg

Karlark has declared Open House

Ah, but does it have a trigger? :E

I see Father on line......

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...g_29/today.jpg

Morning David. Is it the Baynes Scud 1?

Good morning Ken.

It is indeed. :ok:

Back to you.

Thanks David. Saw its successor, the Scud 2 earlier this year at Old Warden.

Here we go:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/75038225.jpg

Hi Ken.

British?

Hi Graeme...yep British:ok:

:ok:

http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/2036/img176la.jpg

:D:D:D:D......

Bristol 92 it is:ok:

Over to you Graeme

Thanks Ken.

Promise me you won't get angry....:)....

http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/525/img163joeuc.jpg

VTOL?..............

Took off vertically....no idea how it landed.

No wheels then probably.

Did the pilot know how to land it, or wasn't there one.......?

No wheels.

15 feet long.

4 booster rockets plus "liquid propellent sustainer motor".

Cruciform tail. Slightly swept wings. Ramp launched. Wingtip flares for tracking.

French. Circa late 50's...

Happy to withdraw it and return to open house. Don't even know if it's on the net.

Just looked interesting. :)

Something from Wibault?

A company called D.E.F.A.

Direction Des Etudes Et Fabrications Dármement.

A practice rocket for training in missile handling and firing techniques.

Have you found it on the web?

Surely not tea on a Friday night!!!

Google says it's on Flight Global...

DEFA Maruca missile - Google Search

But I can't open it.

It was the D.E.F.A MARUCA. Didn't mean to spoil your day, so...

OPEN HOUSE.

Continue on. :)

Tea and milk tonight. I'm a new man! 20 kilos lighter. Liver function levels back to normal and cholesterol level halved! :ok:

Now, if I can just research challenges better....:)

Was about to say I've found it, and it is on the web! Bit too late by the look of it:)

What on earth did you type to find that Ken?

After seeing Graeme's 1147 post I just did a search for DEFA in the Flight Archive, and bingo:ok:.
Don't think I would have found easily without the manufacturer!

I find searching in Flight Archive a pain.

I must be doing sumfin' wrong. :\

Graeme, since Ken did find it I feel the thread should go to him.