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Name that Flying Machine
After the image of the Stanley 12-904 Bailey No. 4 9-3/4" Smooth Bench Plane - I'll start the thread.
https://jvtnea.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none |
A Rumpler model ?
Wait until SincoTC gets here - he'll bag them all ! |
Interesting .... On further research (i.e. searching for Rumpler) my source documents are showing it having the has the same model name as a Rumpler, but the side on view is different and the manufacturer named is different. There are a few aircraft in my source documents that say "similar to Rumpler but...."
So not a Rumpler. |
Rumpler C-VIII maybe.
Posts crossed. I don't think Rumplers had "names" - just a letter and number. It might therefore be an AEG. |
Definitely not a Rumpler.
Manufacturer founded in 1911. |
Yes - Letter/number combination same as a Rumpler.
Not an AEG. One of the founders of the company was the son of a famous inventor. |
Might well be an AGO.
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Yes - it is an AGO C.iv. When I looked up Rumpler, I found their C.iv - which threw me a bit.
I'd never heard of AGO until today, founder - Gustav Otto, son of Nikolaus Otto - the Otto engine. Company closed by 1928, resurrected by the Nazis in 1933. Your turn. |
I used to belong to another site doing this sort of thing. Must dig out the reference sites again.
This was your AGO.... https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....2515c9accd.jpg |
Good day all.
There have been some strange things built in the past. This is one of them. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....04fa84972a.jpg |
Rocket powered?
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Piston engine pusher prop.
"lifting body". |
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Aereon 26....
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Thar ye go. :ok:
Aeron 26 it is. May we have another. |
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I thought it was a Sikorsky but it isn't.
Onwards wearing out my keyboard.... |
You are correct, it isn't a Sikorsky.
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Originally Posted by dook
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Piston engine pusher prop.
"lifting body". |
Only a later enlarged model. That one wasn't.
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Blackburn Kangaroo
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Haraka has it with the Blackburn Kangaroo
https://ahupma.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none https://lxdhsa.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none Your turn now. |
Sorry guys, out of area for some weeks and also didn't realise the baton had to be passed. If somebody else could pick it up, I promise to rejoin with some rarities from my albums in due course
Haraka sincerely aplogises |
Haraka,
No need for apologies. Here's a flying machine that I didn't know about until yesterday. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....c8c493c026.jpg |
Is that the little Mil helicopter from around 1990? MI-34 or something? Remember one at Farnborough.
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Nyet, treaders! :)
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Looks like the offspring of a 3some ,Bell,Enstrom and Aerospatiale....Chinese...?
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A threesome? |
Need a clew India.
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It certainly does have features reminiscent of all three manufacturers. The gear looks like it is off a Jet Ranger. Not Chinese. |
All right - a clue for dook. You can build one. PS If you need a clew, go to a sailmaker. ;) |
No I can't - I don't know from whom to order it.
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When I looked earlier I was looking for skids and not wheels !
Is it a Hummingbird ? |
DOOK,yer go to the scrappers,and see what you can find,then rearrange into a `pleasing and functional manner`......you can see it`s really kid`s stuff....he drew a pic of a helo,then later said `Mummy and Daddy come and see wot I did....!!
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Yes, the Hummingbird. All yours for about $200,000 and a few weekends in the garage! :E https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....a7ae52481.jpeg Hummingbird Helicopter dook has control. |
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Loening model 23 OH if correct |
Nicely done - the Loening Air Yacht.
OH |
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