Cartercopter, Reg???

Yes RR, Carter Aviation Technologies' CarterCopter Prototype Personal Air Vehicle (PAV)

Over to you :ok:

Thanks Reg. Try this one ....

http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...une260911A.jpg

Apologies but I'm leaving the office soon and will be out for a while...... RR

Sorry chaps, challenge withdrawn.... been done before! :O The Kari-Keen 90B. So.....

OPEN HOUSE

And another one:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...END_OR_FOE.jpg

If it isn't a Lysander it ought to be !

There was one with a dorsal B & P four Browning turret - but I thought it was only ever a mock-up...

Anywhere close ??

Looks like a Lysander but is not. Wrong tail.

Taking that back

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/...26um193155.png

diesel addict is correct:ok: The Westland Lysander. Your turn.

Thank you, evansb
I admired your post of the actual document.
Were not some of those wartime recco books dreadful !

Open House please gentlemen.....

Let's try this then. We have not had it, but as far as I can remember it has been proposed a couple of times as a solution, so should not be too difficult

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/...26um154808.jpg

Evening Reg....first chance to look for a while.
A familiar planform but can't immediately think what it is...are we looking at a high wing, tricycle undercarriage, swept tail?

Having just proposed its high wing, I'm thinking it could be the Evektor EuroStar (or SportStar). Can't find a 3-view but the wings/tail look right and some models don't have wheel spats. Not very confident so will keep looking for a while!

Funny. This is the way it went the previous times, too.

Tricycle, swept tail, but low wing and not Evektor, as far as I understand, and as far as the type certificate calls it.

Thanks Reg...so low wing?

Yes, low wing.

Something from Storm? The Storm 400?

Not Storm. Being generous and pretty ready for bed: Go back to one response of yours above and see what I did not refute…...

Reg, calling it a day now. From your comment I guess there is a connection with the EuroStar (or SportStar to those in the US), but not sure what! Only other machine that I have found that seems to look about right is the Aero AT-3 or AT-4.

Anyway good night - no doubt Graeme or Bri will sort it out overnight, unless of course Trevor swoops in :)

Eurostar was it. Just fix the rest.