Aircraft Identification V

[Marcogrifo]

Hmmm...Sorry guys, dumb clue? I think you looked too "deeply" into the bottle. STOUT.

Yep
Actually I did a search for "Stout floatplane" and nothing came out; found later that the correct query terms were "Stout amphibian"

And now, after the "Men On Wings" thread, I'd like to start the obvious answer "Ladies On Wings" thread:





Can you guess (the plane)?

Cheers

[Graeme]

Yep
Actually I did a search for "Stout floatplane" and nothing came out

G'day mate! Actually we're all familiar with Aerofiles so I thought everyone would start there using "Stout" but of course you would have to assume it's American...I guess I assumed too much.

Can you guess (the plane)?

Sure can! The reason being that while looking for your previous "humans on a wing" image I stumbled across this site. I was going to counter-attack with the Aeromairine 75 but now I'm guessing that we're sourcing from the same site?

The Luscombe 8C Silvaire Deluxe.

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[Graeme]

And now, after the "Men On Wings" thread, I'd like to start the obvious answer "Ladies On Wings" thread

I'll keep a lookout for more "humans on a wing" images, but in the meantime how about "humans under wings?" Plenty of those about...

[carson1934]

Yes!
Well done carson, you got it!

Stout Amphibian
Stout Amphibian

BTW, about Mr. Stout, he's the same that did this futuristic odd looking car: the Scarab


Cheers

Hi Marco
I saw the Scarab too while investigating the Srout site however your pic is much better than the one I have found.
Wasn't it a beautiful piece of automotive machinery with a futuristic look?
BTW do you also have problems in accessing Aerofiles? It seems there is an internal server error...
carson

[carson1934]

Lloyd Dr G, prototype, no. 40.08

Your post #3793

Hi Tzaw
nicely done mate even if it didn't fly it is an interesting and rare pic
carson

[carson1934]

And what about this one gentlemen on "winged wonders"? Just for the pic (After all men and all women now lots of girls and three men)
I think the aircraft was a Sikorsky but I still have to check it out.
Cheers and let it not be a blue Monday
carson


This is no Sikorsky but an Aeromarine 75 "Buckeye" do visit the Aeromarine site it has old beautiful vintage pics

[Graeme]

And what about this one gentlemen on "winged wonders"? Just for the pic (After all men and all women now lots of girls and three men)
I think the aircraft was a Sikorsky but I still have to check it out.

? Hi Carson. The "site" tells you it's the Aeromarine 75. Have another look.

http://blog.nasm.si.edu/2009/03/19/w...nders/#more-34

[carson1934]

? Hi Carson. The "site" tells you it's the Aeromarine 75. Have another look.

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Hi Graeme
thanks I realized after dashing the pic to you that the name of the aircraft was in the site therefore I re-edited my post and inserted the correct name
carson

[Tzaw1]

And yet more people. Photo from "Consolidated PBY Catalina" by Krzysztof Janowicz.

[Marcogrifo]

Nlce finding Tzaw

Wow, I never realized how impressive wingspan the Catalina has...

Cheers

[AMCKen]

Nlce finding Tzaw

Wow, I never realized how impressive wingspan the Catalina has...

Cheers

104 feet (31.7 m) helps give the 2500 mile (4000 km) range. Cruise at 125mph (200 kph) would mean 20 hours aloft. : )

[carson1934]

And yet more people. Photo from "Consolidated PBY Catalina" by Krzysztof Janowicz.

Hi Tzaw

how impressive your pic is! I never realized the Catalina's wingspan was so important...
carson

[Degs]

Found a different Payen 22/2 Flechair. The Swastika still looks off ??
Must have been funny paint.

[Degs]

Just to prove, even decades later, the men on wings cult is going strong !

[Pong]

Found a different Payen 22/2 Flechair. The Swastika still looks off ??
Must have been funny paint.

Man I would love to do a profile based on that airplane (If I could find the correct lineart.)

And just curious, how many men are on the PBY's wing?