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My guess is that it is a Zaunkoenig; or spelling to that effect ! |
Lambach HL2 replica. |
Originally Posted by kcockayne
(Post 10649556)
My guess is that it is a Zaunkoenig; or spelling to that effect ! |
Once- more,into the breech,...off you go..!
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Originally Posted by oncemorealoft
(Post 10649569)
Lambach HL2 replica. You have about 6 hours left. |
`oncemorealoft`,you have control.......,!!!
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Originally Posted by kcockayne
(Post 10649556)
My guess is that it is a Zaunkoenig; or spelling to that effect ! |
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Surely it must be American?
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It is and one still survives!
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I wasn't aware that one still existed. Once the answer is revealed please tell us more.
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Budd Conestoga. One at Pima I think?
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Yup. NOT aluminium, but Stainless Steel. Yes! The RB-1 Conestoga was a twin-engine, stainless steel freight aeroplane designed for the USN during World War Two (2) by the Budd Steel Co. of P.A., U.S.A. Although it did not see service in combat, it pioneered design innovations in post-war cargo aircraft, some of which were later incorporated in modern military cargo planes.
I await oncemorealoft's approval. Excellent post by the way! |
Quemerford has it. Well done.
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The survivor at Pima is missing the outer wings, engines, tail plane and fin - don't know if they have the parts for an eventual restoration. It sits next to a Northrop Raider, one of two survivors...
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I don't think that is what I think it is!
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Originally Posted by treadigraph
(Post 10651029)
I don't think that is what I think it is!
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It isn't - I was thinking Cessna 407! But clearly earlier than that!
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Ah I see what you mean: this is a twin-engined prop-driven, rather than jet.
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