Thanks Karl,

Back to work now, but I doubt I'll get back again before I get home in two or three hours, but seeing as there doesn't seem to be many about, I'll put another one up before I go.

As it's a nice day here for a change, we'll stay on the water!!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/.../TC_wtf267.jpg

Loire 210 ?

Nice day here, too. Back inside from yard work for a look... looks French.

I suspect Loire 210?

Edit: Hi evansb.... looks like you got there first! :)

Yes Karl, just a few minutes too late hard luck, well done Brian :D

It is the Loire-Nieuport LN.210 seaplane fighter

Evansb has control :ok:

Thank you. Still on the water:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...b97acb5_b1.jpg

Tri-colour tail, so is it French, Italian, American or British??

I'd say USA, Chesapeake Bay or eastern North Carolina.

No. It is in south-central Canada.

Hi Bri,

Is it an Avro 504 with a Dyak engine?

Avro 552A Viper.

Like a snake, LM strikes with lightning speed! :)

Lightning Mate is correct. :ok: The Viper was the ideal seaplane trainer of its day. You have control.

An easy one for you.

Limited monitoring due to attention elsewhere, so please carry on as usual if two of you agree.

LM

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...29/carryon.jpg

Lippisch Delta IV also built as the Fieseler F3 Wasp I believe.

I agree it is the Lippisch IV Delta.

I'll second your answer Mel,

On the grounds of this evidence :)

Delta IV - Fieseler F3 Wasp

Edited to say I'll also agree with your answer the thread is yours :ok:

Thanks Bri and Trevor.
Here is the next one:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../Airquiz28.jpg

G'day Mel.

An Austrian (not Australian :)) Flamingo?

http://i45.tinypic.com/2rxv7sx.jpg

Hi Graeme. Hope all is well. You have it the Simmering-Gruz-Pauker M222 Flamingo. I see I shall have to change my source i.e. Janes 59-60.
You have control.

"All-wooden". Interesting. I wonder what type of wood(s) used and from what forest(s).