All New Name That Aircraft - July 2009

[Kjell Engkrog]

Lets's see some more of it, shall we?



It is indeed a rare bird, only one built, but it did enjoy a career spanning some 17 years. As this picture suggest, it is still extant albeit in a museum. This aircraft was built for a single purpose, the miniature elevators played a part in achieving this.

Cheers,

[darrenvox]

ive never seen that before on an aircraft, i have no idea

[Kjell Engkrog]

Twin boom? Don`t think so. The thingamajing in the background here is a different aircraft.



Cheers,

[brianw999]

Another question then. Is this a twin boom aircraft ?

[Kjell Engkrog]

Nah, try again.....



(But I liked the juicer suggestion)

Cheers,

[brianw999]

Juicer?

LOL. Very good.

[AJ]

Juicer?

[brianw999]

Airship ?

[Kjell Engkrog]

Is this a pusher aircraft ?

The tail tells a different tale.....



Cheers,

[brianw999]

Is this a pusher aircraft ?

[darrenvox]

is it a machi type aircraft

[Kjell Engkrog]

Sorry, young man, not the Paris. But your efforts earn you a bit more:



Cheers,

[brianw999]

Moraine Saulnier Paris ?

[Kjell Engkrog]

Let's see how long this lasts, then.....



Cheers,

[jkstark]

The Osprey it is!



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