Thanks Karl.

Schematic of one of its engines. No.1 is an access door to the wing....

http://i40.tinypic.com/2ahz0wn.jpg

Martin Mars

And a photo...

http://i40.tinypic.com/10f6iaw.jpg

Sorry mate - missed that. Yes, the Mars! :ok: Your control....

Open House

OK then. One more from me....

http://i40.tinypic.com/oqjgcy.jpg

The silhouette is here....

http://www.pprune.org/aviation-histo...ml#post7995677

G'day again Graeme :)

And I reckon the Racer in you're picture is here http://aerofiles.com/marcoux.jpg

The Marcoux-Bromberg Special a rebuilt and re-engined Rider R-3

Well done Trevor. :ok: Your control.

Thanks Graeme,

This should be an easy one!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4612baa7.jpg

G'day Trevor. Yeah, right, sure, sure, whatever you say. :)

The front engine looks odd to me. I was thinking Boeing 80 or Keystone of something. Is it from the USA?

Or French?

G'day Graeme,

Well, it is very obviously a tri-motor, so that narrows the field :)

Neither of those two, which narrows it even more :):)

Maybe not a biplane? British? Westland Wessex?

Stabbing quickly - as it must be bedtime over there...

Genet major engine? Avro Five?

Stab no more mate, you got it on the first attempt :D

Not a biplane, nor a helicopter :)It is indeed the Westland (IV) Wessex and powered by the Genet Major too for a bonus point! Well done!!

Westland IV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Noyade has control and goodnight :ok:

Caught me on the hop mate! I'll make it open house - and then look around. Night mate. :)

Thanks Trevor. Found one!....

http://i41.tinypic.com/2e1gmrl.jpg

Grumman X29 ?

Yes mate, with test pilot Steve Ishmael. Your control. :ok:

G'day mate.

Open House please.

Let's try this one to keep things moving!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ps19750ab1.jpg