"E, oil tank"

Double-Twin-engined, one propeller.

Repeat Q from previous page:

Oi! - is it twin-engined? I see a driveshaft below the front upper fuselage....

Sorry my dear RegDep,

I just see your note,and which aircraft you speak about it?.

Breguet 14?

..........oh dear......oh dear........!!!!!





PM skwinty.

Not 14 skwinty.

LM, don't let yourself to get fooled by distractions….

"E, oil tank"

Double-Twin-engined, one propeller.

Wanna see a photo of the engine room?

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/...21um125432.png

"Behind the pilot and under the same roof, so to speak, is the wireless cabin,
for of course the xxxx will be provided with this modern adjunct to air travel"

Judging by your response to sk, was it a Breguet?

Siamesed engines? :\

Bugatti engines…..

Hi,

Breguet Br.20

Breguet U16

Hesham has got it :ok:

Will you post a challenge or declare OH?

BTW Thanks for your note, I don't remember which challenge it was but we eventually solved it.

OK RegDep,

and here's we go;


http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/zz37/heshamh/1-3.jpg

LM

Siamese engines all right!

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/...21um134247.png

A double-twin because each of the four banks of eight cylinders could be clutched off!

Yours must be a French project, mustn't it hesham?

Like Amiot 530

"it is nice to know Amiot projects"

Yes RD,

you have the control.

..................

Thanks hesham!

Just a moment….

Sorry. Must be multi-tasking for a moment. Please go ahead and post, whoever wish, to keep the ball rolling.

Reg,

Keep your private e-mail tab open this afternoon - it's soon time for that tutorial. :)

C'mon then skwinty - throw something up.

PS - I could have answered your post about the Lightning.

Here is a quick and easy.

Didn't ask here for fear of being off topic.:=

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af92/skwinty/sc1.jpg