4 seat touring aeroplane with stretcher capability.
Developed from a previous tandem 2 seater.

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....4cdac5fbf3.png

American?

No.
European.

What cockpit
 

Jodel D140. (Posted also on 'name that plane' by mistake

Afraid not.
This pre-dates your Jodel by twenty years or so.

Miles Messenger?

Not a Miles.

This one seems to have had a blind flying panel added though how you'd scan that systematically I can't imagine.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1079edb0e8.png

Miles Mercury? fits the bill - but not a Miles.................

As I said, not a Miles.
Anyhow, you never saw a Miles with a silhouette like that, did you?

First flight five years before the Mercury and though similar in many ways this was rather chunkier and more substantial.
From a country with one of the greatest aviation heritages. (ie not Rumania etc)

Hmmm. Would the mystery cockpit be from an aircraft resembling a Spartan Executive - but from Italy?

Possibly the NARDI FN.310?

Possibly a Klemm...?

It's not "possibly" the Nardi 310.
It is the Nardi 310.Well done Noyade.


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Cheers Mel.


https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1be90c7b07.jpg

Must be on the wing/strut....?
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....3fee6c4d33.jpg
like this,then...?

Not a biplane Sycamore. Wiki says it was once clocked at 325mph.

Possibly a Thompson Trophy racer from `38-39...?

Yes - A Thompson Trophy racer. First flight was 1934 from a well known designer/builder. There is a YouTube video (1982) of him sitting in the racer explaining the cockpit controls and the aircraft in general. It now resides in a museum.


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External shot. I've read he sold the patent for the spring steel undercart to Cessna.
No wheel brakes.


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Not able to monitor this for a few days - so I'll shut it down and declare Open House.

Twas...
Bonzo

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....6241c1be8c.png

The shade of paint suggests USSR or Russia?

There were a good many countries in the USSR besides Russia!
But no not Russia and only just USSR.

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....754a38269f.png

Yeah, already thought it looked familiar to me.
You cannot zoom out much further without giving the game away.
Belarus isn’t it?

It is Belarus

Nobody else seems interested.
it is the Narushevich Ring Wing.


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Bear has it.
Sadly I get the impression this thread has had its day. Interest does indeed seem minimal.

Too much vodka ,or coffee stains on `the plans`...!

Apparently it flew well, had good short/rough field performance and had an nusually high payload vs its empty weight.
There's video of it flying on youtube.

Thanks Mel,
we will just carry on until some newbies get interested. For which Aerodrome this seems to be the case so nothing lost.
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....d45a831c3.jpeg

Dornier Do.27?

That the one, over to you.

Thanks Bear!


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european?

is that a 4 point harness?

Don't recognise the radio bottom right - perhaps an older model?

basic GPS on top of the panel bolted on as an after thought

This looks like a kit plane to me??

Blowing up the image - the hand written sheet in the centre looks like it's an aerobatic maneuvers diagram

The radio looks like a Garmin 295 or one of the variants. Quite an old piece of kit now. The harness looks like a 5 point Hooker. The Arresti sequence is too blurred to make much out. I will see if I can sharpen it. There must be an G meter there somewhere, maybe bottom right. Single seat aerobatic taildragger, maybe an early homebuilt Pitts S1?

I think you mean the GPS is an old Garmin? Certainly looks like it - anyway that fits with the radio which doesn't look recent to me.

And it looks like a prop blade visible mid left - and there isn't an equivalent on the other side so it's either two blade (unlikely I'd guess) or 3 blade prop?

Yes - home-built kit aerobatic aircraft - circa 1998.


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Early `Extra 200`...?