The last one looks Russian..but who am I to say, I seem to get everything wrong in this thread! :D

The McDonnell 220 is near perfection, from an industrial designer's point of view. The latest challenge? Hmm..don't know, but it looks North American.
Am I nearly correct ??..

Not North American mate. Not Russian either, but that is closer to the country of origin...

Posting again for a new page....

http://i60.tinypic.com/2z9m848.jpg

The photo can be expanded when/if required.

Can't see any wing mounted engine, so assume single engined Japanese type?

Sorry mate, not Japanese.

Cleverly cropped -twin engine aircraft. :)

A bigger piece then...

http://i61.tinypic.com/2wmnlvl.jpg

Ikarus 215

Yugoslavia, late 40s

That's the one Zaxis, your control.

http://imgbin.me/image/VEUACHCN.jpg

Lets give Semmern a chance....
http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/...ps56b0b2cf.jpg

Yakovlev UT-2?

Nope............

If the pic was colour would it look more like this?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...-PT-19_FFS.jpg

Fairchild PT 19?

Yep. PT19
American trainer flown by Norwegians in WW2 in Canada, now in a Canadian Museum!

You have control

TVM, never found your original pic.

Next one:
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...Chall12Mar.jpg

You could at least have waited until I got the chance to check this thread ;) This is my flying club's Cornell when I flew it to winter storage in October last year :)

BTW Kitbag, that pic is actually from the Norwegian Armed Forces Aircraft Collection at Oslo airport Gardermoen.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.n...78632298_n.jpg

Hello semmern.

I waited for ya. :)
Now, if you would like to post, now's ya chance, cause I reckon Kitbag's is the
Breguet 1001 Taon.

Your control if is it is - or if you don't wanna post > Open House.

Cheers.

Open house it is :)

Just for complteness, yes it is the Taon.

Semmen & Noyade have both declared OH

My original PT19 image.
http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/...ps43f6788e.jpg
From Little Norway Wikipedia page.
Semmern, I was hoping it would be close to your heart... didn't realise it was that close. An interesting episode in history, I hadn't realised Norway had its own camps in Canada.