Homebuild!

Ta muchly - just been in class for a while.

It looks like a Fw190 replica with a second wing?

Edit: An Aerocad machine???

Looking at the gear struts I would think it's smaller than it may first appear.

In comparison, the radial looks big though.

Not really...over 2,500 kgs in weight. Wingspan over 30 ft.

Its a fair size and not what you would normally expect in a homebuild job.

Interesting:) But no connection whatsoever with the Fw.190 and not by Aerocad.

Is it a cantilever?

Yes it is :ok:

Let me know if you want another clue :)

Later maybe - it's gozome time mate.

Maybe there will be another clue awaiting.

Clue....all is perhaps not what it seems ;)

Often the way around here!

Does that mean it's more modern than it looks?

The inference is therefore that is described ony.

A Rotec engine?

Actually that wasn't my meaning, but it so happens it is a modern design:ok:

Correct:ok:

Nope...try Pratt & Whitney:)

Is it yellow?

Once again that's taken me to "C" in Aerofiles..........

P&W Wasp.........only one registered?

There are yellow ones:)
Not the place to be David.
Wasp yes, but there are a few of these aircraft around.

From Karl's rather "off the cuff" comment I have a feeling he knows the answer!

Edit...but he gone!!

If he knows the answer, why has he gone then?

Griffon Aerospace Lionheart ?

The most commonly photographed one of these, and the one that was used in publicity material is yellow!

Spot on Bri :ok: Yes, the rather unsuccessful Lionheart kit plane, designed to bring back the spirit of the Beech 17. Had to hunt for that one photo that did not give it away:) I thought Martin's earlier comment about an Fw.190 with an extra wing might have got people thinking!

David, now you know why I made the comment that all is perhaps not what it seems:)

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/4600b6d5.jpg

evansb has control:D

A bloody bipe!!!!

I'll get you for this............:E

Memsab shouting "dinner".