Identify the Aircraft

[Mayfly]

is it swiss?

[Gully]

Murkin effort? Looks like a Corsair painted on the wall!

Gully

[Saracenman]

not Murkin - it is Swiss

[Mayfly]

is it ...... EKW C-3603.

[Saracenman]

nope - not a million miles away though

[Stevieboy]

plus two more?

[Mayfly]

c3601

[Saracenman]

nope - SB's on the right track

[RLN]

F & W C3605?

[Saracenman]

close enough RLN - an F&W C3605 'Schlepp' target tug apparently

all yours mate

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[RLN]

Bit strange this one.

[Stevieboy]

Un certo aeroplano italiano che ha pilotato 60 piedi nell'aria prima di sprofondare uccidendo i piloti. Durante le riparazioni si è distrutto in un fuoco.

[RLN]

If you write that in English SB, I may have a chance of understanding you. Country is correct though. How the fuoco do you do it?

[Saracenman]

do want the names of ALL the 37 aeroplanes they glued together to make that?

[RLN]

[Stevieboy]

do want the names of ALL the 37 aeroplanes they glued together to make that?

Is it an aeroplane or is it the result of a major air accident?

[RLN]

Only one of these was built and it was a prototype for a trans-Atlantic airliner.

[Mayfly]

Caproni CA60?

[RLN]

Give the lady a coconut. All yours Mayfly.

[Mayfly]

hurrah.... thank you, off to see if I can find a pic that will last longer than 2 secs......

ok



and I hope it hasn't been posted before

[Stevieboy]

The kit manafacturer was Hasegawa.

[Mackrick]

Kyūshū J7W

The J7W was developed for the Imperial Japanese Navy as a specific response to the B-29 Superfortress raids on the Japanese homeland. It was to be operated from land bases. The canard concept was tested first by building a number of gliders with this layout, designated MXY6[6].
The first prototype, the only one to have flown, is currently in storage at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C.

[Mayfly]

you've been reading wiki...

yup all yours MR

[Mackrick]

Have actually seen the aircraft in Washington on a stopover All I had to do was look up the museum

Try this one

[RLN]

The nearest to a name I found was "Lenticular Re-entry Vehicle" or LRV, or Project Y2 or weapons system 606A was run by Avro and utilised German saucer technology. Apparently there were four of them of different sizes.