aircrafts in "push/pull" configuration

[carson1934]

Enclosed you will find a small list of aircrafts Push/Pull Configuration which I have painstakingly collected
over the last month.
I know this list isn't complete: any help to make it more comprehensive is welcome!
carson1934

[Marcogrifo]

OK let's start with some easy adding:

The Savoia-Marchetti S.55




EDIT:
I saw in your list the Savoia-Marchetti S.65, what a beatiful racer it was! It was really "a pilot between two engines and little more"!


Cheers

[Waynos]

Here's a rather bizzare one, the Colani C-309. Although this is a model the aircraft was built, but as far as I know never flown. Well, I never heard about the crash anyway

[Marcogrifo]

OMG

And how they dare to call that a plane?

Nice add Waynos

[Waynos]

There is also this WW1 bomber, the Zeppelin Staaken R.VI

[Flyboy2]

How bout some Dornier flying boats?
Do X

Dornier 18

Dornier Wal

[vikingBerserker]

Here's a rather bizzare one, the Colani C-309. Although this is a model the aircraft was built, but as far as I know never flown. Well, I never heard about the crash anyway

That looks more like a torture device then an airplane.

A few more:
Bolshoi Bal'Tisky B
Caproni Ca.30, 32, 40, 42, & 46
Farman F222
Tchetverikov ARK-3

Russian Ka-7

[AMCKen]

Rutan 76 Voyager also.

[AMCKen]

Bellanca-Champion Club Antique Bellanca Designs

has a link to:

Bellanca X-855e

See also: http://www.airmailpioneers.org/Saga/Short1.htm

from a time when Shirley could be a fellow's name.

[AMCKen]

Here's a rather bizzare one, the Colani C-309. Although this is a model the aircraft was built, but as far as I know never flown. Well, I never heard about the crash anyway

See:

Colani C-309 - RC Groups

http://www.geocities.com/unicraftmod.../colani-ph.jpg

http://www.geocities.com/unicraftmod...colani-ph1.jpg

[Graeme]

FOKKER KI (M9)

The Fokker KI (M9) with an 80 hp 7-cyl rotary Oberursel UI engine fore and aft of the central nacelle. Anthony Fokker complained that the twin booms flexed too much and the experiment ended.




THE SIEMENS-SCHUCKERT (SSW) DDr I

Crashed on its maiden flight in November 1917...

[Flyboy2]

Fokker F.32

[carson1934]

FOKKER KI (M9)

The Fokker KI (M9) with an 80 hp 7-cyl rotary Oberursel UI engine fore and aft of the central nacelle. Anthony Fokker complained that the twin booms flexed too much and the experiment ended.




THE SIEMENS-SCHUCKERT (SSW) DDr I

Crashed on its maiden flight in November 1917...

Splendid Graeme,
thanks very much for the very rare pics of the Focker and Siemens-Schuckert.
What I'm aiming at is to prepare a listing as complete as possible of aircrafts in push/pull configuration"
(i.e: having both a push and a pull prop in the fuselage, like for instance the Do-335 or the Fokker D/XXIII).
This means excluding all other aircrafts with engine nacelles housing both a push and a pull prop, like for instance the Do-X, many french aircrafts inbetween wars, etc.
I hope I've made my object clear.
Thanks again for putting at my disposal your immense knowledge.
carson1934

[carson1934]

Bellanca-Champion Club Antique Bellanca Designs

has a link to:

Bellanca X-855e

See also: Pilot Shirley Short and Colyer trophy

from a time when Shirley could be a fellow's name.

Hi AMCKen,
also this thread has started very well and I'm now looking at all various links that members of our forum were kind enough to provide me with.
A personal thank you: as you have seen from my first short list the [B]Bellanca X855E[B is the first of the list!
carson1934

[carson1934]

OK let's start with some easy adding:

The Savoia-Marchetti S.55




EDIT:
I saw in your list the Savoia-Marchetti S.65, what a beatiful racer it was! It was really "a pilot between two engines and little more"!


Cheers

Hi Marcogrifo,
you are always very helpful and a good friend.
However please have a look of what I wrote Graeme with post #14. This will save you precious searching time!
I know it's my fault I should have indicated more precisely what I was after and I hope I have cleared now any doubt as to the object of my research.
Thanks again and have a nice evening
carson1934

PS Yes indeed, the S-65 was a splendid contraption!