...or a Siebel, French built just after WW2.

It seems to have a tailskid and not wheel, which makes it very unusual for the era!

SNCAC NC701?

Edit: SNCAC NC702 Martinet?

http://www.caea.info/imagcoll/caeamartinet1.jpg

That looks like an excellent call Martin......:ok:

Not a Bloch, Siebel or SNCAC product.

I confess I cannot tell from the photo whether its a small wheel (in which case its buried in the grass!, or a tail skid.....suspect its the former simply because, as you rightly point out, a tailskid would be somewhat unusual.

Er...no it doesn't....:\

Ken, was the company more famous for seaplanes?

oh bugger! :(

I'll raise your bugger.............

Not at all, in fact I don't believe they ever produced a seaplane, unless it was conversion of one of their landplanes. This was the company's only twin engined aircraft - they produced several single engined aircraft.

Good try with the SNCAC Martinet Martin, they are very similar looking.

Thanks mate. Sorry but I must go !!!!! RR

Breguet or Amiot?

Nope. To help you along, just 2 built, late 40's. I believe this was the manufacturers last product.

Evening Ken,

Still here I see :), a good one again!

How about the Mauboussin M-300 ??

Yep, still here Trevor - until now:)

That's the one:ok: Just 2 aircraft produced in 1948, which turned out to be the last aircraft from Mauboussin.

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...ac83b379-1.jpg

SincoTC has control

Thanks Ken,

I'm just off home now and I've got the my friend the dog again for a couple of days, so I'll call an Open House now and if Martin or David (or any other lurkers) want to take it, then that would be great as I'd like to see it keep moving along. If it's still open later when walkies etc are done I'll scrape something together then!

OK, so no great stampede then :*!!

I scraped summat up before I go, you'll all have to wait for any response to swift replies 'til I get back and have dried out :uhoh:! Sorry about the crappy quality :)

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/.../TC_wtf181.jpg

Twin jet bomber project, 1940's?

Good timing mate, just got in and heading for the kitchen now (quietly, so that the mutt doesn't notice)!!

All correct apart from the "bomber" bit :)

Evening. Immediate thought was a pure jet version of the XP-67 Trevor?

Nice card David. :ok: But why is Santa dejected?

G'day Graeme,

I can see the similarities there mate, but there's no connection at all :)

Is this a British design? Reconnaissance?