Looking at Wiki's map of Europe - Russia? Do they make those kind of aircraft?

Maybe Czech.

Evening Graeme - hic......

I said sipping....not guzzling. :)
Say, last five years?

Not Czech or Russia, but it is from a former USSR state - that borders Poland:ok:

I believe so, although I cannot confirm as there is little information on when it was built - it certainly only flew within the last 5 years.

Edit, first registered in 2009

Slovakia ?

Uh, no...see my last post:)

Apologies, but Czechoslovakia and Slovakia are not the same are they?

Ukraine?

True mate, but they're not former USSR states - mind you the Russians did try after the war:)

Not Ukraine.

Do you want to see a photo?

Kensgaila VK-9 ?

Good call David:ok: Yes, it is the Lithianian Vlado Kensgailos VK-9 which is amazingly, a homebuild! Only the one built, or at least known of, which first flew in 2009. A good video on You tube here:
http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/d52cb1d7.jpg

LM has control

Blimey Ken - nice one! :uhoh: There really was only one country left.

This one should be easier........

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u.../kensumfin.jpg

A very nice one, Ken!!!!!! :)

Glad you both liked my challenge. David is yours the Fauvel AV.2?

Not a Fauvel Ken.

mmm....I'll give you that one - it's just that I have it listed as something else, the Chauvet. :uhoh:

Another case of two different names!

Your control Ken.

Thanks David. Not heard of the Chauvet name but as is often the case with light and experimental aircraft, as you say two different names (or sometimes more) for the same machine.

A 3-view for a change:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/1f510329.jpg

.....methinks you're wearing a short-sleeved shirt............

edit - I'll take that back.

It so happens I am:) Just had a break for lunch.

Hi Ho - it's off to class we go.....

Quick question afore hame.

No visible armament, so civilian?

Its got Belgian look about it?