Instead of posting more of the aircraft this time, though that will follow- I shall give you all a hint. Our feathered friend represents a species that inhabits pretty much anywhere on Earth in one variety or another. It's name is not something in English, it may indeed describe something about the airframe.
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Let's make a first try
An Ercoupe Forney F1A ?
No it's notoff-course, it's not
, this one is set to last very long too
But I tried my luck and the can box needed a first assault
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Rather looks like a tri-gear, ahead of the nosewheel,
there's something looking a small exhaust pipe hinting a single engined
and just above, this looks like some open engine cowling ...
As we ratled the cagelet's wait and see,
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C'est que du bonheur(It's all happinness ...)
Say looks something reading like "experimental" is stenciled under the stabilizator
If so, let's be set for an interesting challenge by looking a needle in a haystake as our mystery bird would be then from the US, where squadrons of single builts popped to the air ...
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This one has been running for over a week now, high time for a little more of the aircraft. For your perusal I present you with a wing:
I`ll throw in a couple of cues as well, this aircraft shares one of its names with a U.S military trainer, and a horse (of sorts)
Cheers,Les sanglots longs des violons de l'automne blessent mon coeur d'une langueur monotone.
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