Quizzzzz

[Skyraider3D]

You guys are very good! Next time I'll have no mercy! 

Yes, it's Anthony Fokker on the right next to the Fokker V.1.

Now what's the precise designation for that NA-16-lookalike?

[No.1]

Hey mate- can I ask you for hi res scan of the V.1 image  About the previous airplane I will download image and take a detailed analyse. I know that this plane was even convert into the single seat fighter.

[Skyraider3D]

I found it via Google: http://images.google.com/images?q=fokker+v-1

And if you search for NA-16... now I've said too much! 

[No.1]

Dank U Vel 

[Wingman81]

North American NA-18 (Export version of  AT-6C Texan) ? 

[Bruno]

Hello

May be a North american NJ-1
At least its a similar one

Quizzzzz

Joyeux noel a tous

Bruno

[Wingman81]

Salut Bruno.

Problem with NA is they are all kind of similar  and their model specification digits are highly confusing to me. NJ-1 is only Navy variant of BT-9

[Skyraider3D]

There's only one man on earth who can sort em all out by heart, and that's Doug MacPhail. He's been teaching me for years and I still have trouble!

[No.1]

All right- I check my data  there is a great number of variation and this one might to be NA-18, prototype tested for Argentina. Sample feature forwrd firing machine guns, no aerial must...

Ronnie  Is this the type?

[Skyraider3D]

I've consulted with Doug and Nico was right all along: the photo I posted was the NA-16 afterall! The site I found it on (Aerofiles) has it labelled wrongly. The NA-18 had a different engine and the back seat position is different. Sorry for the mix-up... the NA-16 series is one big minefield!


The NJ-1 is indeed an NJ-1 though

[No.1]

As always Nico give the best result  And what about image he post? Still no idea?

[Nico Braas]

Let's try now a REAL challenge!!???
Any guesses?

[Wingman81]

Wait the Arado challenge ist not solved yet !!
I need to see an Arado L-I Trainer to compare it with L-II, unfortunately i couldnt fnd any in the web until now.

As announced this picture is the start of my post WWI collection. It depicts L IIa  58  D-1873  Took part in the Europa-Rundflug 1930, DVS Braunschweig (Pilot Stutz),crashed at Pau on the 23d of July. Its stamped on the back with Arado Handels GmbH, Werft Warnemünde, so im very glad having obtained it 

Its also covered in the link someone here already gave:
http://histaviation.com/Arado_L_II.html

[mfg495]

This post is going like a run-away train. 
By time I start my research, bang! theres the answer and we are off again.
Great going guys  I can see this post running for sometime 

[Skyraider3D]

Wingman81, the Arado L I is a different plane altogether: http://histaviation.com/Arado_L_1.html
So that one is solved - it was the L II


Here's the real NA-18, so that one's solved too. On to Nico's plane... looks very familiar! Hmmm... let's think...