Sounds silly but it looks like a Mosquito fitted with radial engines and hydraulic undercarriage.

Could be the Argentinian IA-24 Calquin?

Beat me to it ea200:) Although the undercarriage doesn't look quite right, specifically the hubs:confused:

There are pictures that seem to show different hubs, but it seems to match this one:
https://www.laahs.com/wp-content/uploads/IAe-24_02.jpg

See https://www.laahs.com/i-ae-24-calqui...tine-mosquito/

Is that a question?

It was when I posted it. But following some more poking around looking at wheel hubs, I am happy to make it a statement!

I'll second that:p

ea200, it was indeed the Calquin!

All yours for a new challenge!!

Thanks BEagle and thanks to chevvron for setting me off on the right track.

Now for this:


https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....b60207d836.jpg

Eucalypts in the background. :ok:
Duigan's biplane.


https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....f5bb51ae6c.jpg

Is this an aircraft recognition forum, or a tree recognition forum?

I can confirm that Noyade is correct, it is the Duigan biplane. I cannot confirm the tree recognition but I can only identify a Eucalypt if I'm standing right next to it!

Over to you Noyade.

Thank you ea200. Tree species was an assumption - got a few in the backyard.
Monoplane this time...



https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....98549c8339.jpg

Demoiselle?

L.J.R. Jones' aeroplane of 1911

Certainly on the right track, teusje - it is an early Australian monoplane, but not from Jones.
It's a pusher prop...


https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....860319f67d.jpg

Hart Racing Monoplane

Indeed it is, Andy. :ok:
Over to you.

Woohoo!

I'm sure this'll be an easy one for you experts...

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....984f685435.jpg

ADI Condor I think........................