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Old 05-30-2008, 07:45 AM   #1996
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Me parece que esta la acertamos los hispano parlantes - Emilio - Saludos
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Old 05-30-2008, 07:57 AM   #1997
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Here two more photos of the DRAGONFLY
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Old 05-30-2008, 08:37 AM   #1998
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Thanks all of you for so interesting photographs, and, please, excuse my awful English.
Maybe a Ryan YO-51?
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Can be one of the three builts Ryan YO-51?
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Old 05-30-2008, 10:21 AM   #1999
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New....

Whats this??
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This time itīs an Argentinian airplane: the I.A.35 "Huanquero"
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Old 05-30-2008, 11:31 AM   #2001
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Ooh, lots of activity, lovely. Incidentally that SN 1010 was one of my other choices.

The IA 35 is definitely right so I can offer this one, with its name removed ;

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Well done it is an Huanquero - on the II Brigada Aerea near Parana city as gate guardian.
To Note the landing gear similar to that of the FW Ta154 - Same designer - Dr. Kurt Tank
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so I can offer this one, with its name removed
The Beech Model 34 Twin-Quad, described as "the most untypical aircraft built by the company".



Beech obviously had a lot of experience with "V-Butterfly" tails, other than the Bonanza.





OK, another V-tail to try. Not a Beech but 'alphabetically close'....

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Hi all, I'm new here and this seems to be the correct place for identifying an aircraft. I found this model at a store and just had to have it so now that I picked it up, what is it? I was thinking at first is was a tempest but after looking at some pics I'm not too sure now. I posted about the insignia elsewhere on this forum, but if you can identify that red triangle on the wings, that would be awesome!


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Looks a bit like a Brewster Buffalo (by the wings and tail), not ennough detail to be sure though.

That's a Dutch insignial btw.







The wings in your pic seem a bit too long though (and the guns seem wrong) and the nose doesn't look right.

The wing shape seems right though.
I can't make out the canopy.


It looks like 4x wing gun barrels protruding from the wing, if so it can't be a Brewster.
I don't know of any other a/c with that kind of tailplane and fin though.

With 4x wing guns, and it being Dutch, I thought it may be a Fokker D.XXI, but the wings and tail are wrong.

It's just hard to tell from that shot.

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Koolhoven F.K.58?

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Hi all, the dutch model could be a Fokker D XXI, but a Buffalo too.

The little, V tailed airplane, is a Bee Aviation Queen Bee.
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No trouble with the Boulton Paul P6 Emilio?

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Hi Graeme,

A lot of trouble in fact. I was searching for observation-recon IWW biplanes with a second life as passenger carriers in the early 20īs to no avail.

A really difficult one this time..
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The tail surfaces are what get me. They really look like the Buffalo's. (elliptical tailplane and rounded triangualr fin)

The wing guns look wrong and the rear canopy seems to have been painted over. ( the framing seems to be there though)

More pictures are probably needed.
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