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I must say they do look very much alike, but I can't find any reference mentioning any link between them. The only thing is they are both designed in France and one comment on the type in my photo did say that at least 8 had been built.

 

 

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Seeing somebody has poked this sleeping thread and woke it up, I will tell you, #1650 is a Notteghem Occitan Club.

 

How about this one.

 

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Seeing somebody has poked this sleeping thread and woke it up, I will tell you, #1650 is a Notteghem Occitan Club.

 

How about this one.

 

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Pereira GP4!

 

 

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Yes. Designed by George Pereira. Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co has the rights to distribute the kits for the aircraft, while the plans are distributed by Osprey Aircraft .

 

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The blue biplane is a Perth Amboy Bird BK.

 

Try this one:

 

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djpacro will get this in no time

I'll bet on Mong Sport ... there are so many variations on that one with wings and cabanes

 

 

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It's certainly a racer. I can't find much about it other than it has been restored and on permanent loan to an aviation museum. There are only a couple of photos on Google images.

 

 

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Yes, also known as the Saab MFI-15 Safari and the MFI-17 Supporter.

 

The Danish military version was known as the T-17 (or rather is so known ... since it's still in use as a trainer and used by the Royal Danish Airforce "Baby Blue" display team).

 

I must admit I only came by this impressive knowledge by watching parts of this video of the 2019 RAF Cosford Air Show.

 

The video is a full record of a live stream (6.5 hours!!) but the Danish T17 team can be seen in action starting from 2:28:00 for about 10 minutes.

 

 

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Again, someone stirred the pot and woke this thread up so I'll continue the game. The red and white racer is a 1931 Mercury S-1 Racer (on loan from Mercury Aircraft to the Glenn H. Curtiss Aviation Museum, Hammondsport, NY .)

 

The next one is named after its designer. It may have been influenced by one or more other designs, but there is no reference to such in its profile.

 

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Again, someone stirred the pot and woke this thread up so I'll continue the game.

LOL ... reminds me of the old joke "When I was young I'd pray to God that some day I'd be somebody. Now, looking back, I realise I should have been more specific."

 

 

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