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[Oscarito]

Not easy to deal with a live databank on aircraft history...
Yes, that's right! Your turn...

[SAS~Storebror]

Thanks Oscarito
Guess this one:


Best regards - Mike

[Bizu]

Way to go Mike!

I hope I can guess the next one, I've been trying to guess the planes for some days straight hoping to get my turn for some unique planes 

[SAS~Ghost129er]

It's got the front of a Stork.. Ish, at least the engine cowlings.. So is it by Fieseler?

[SAS~GJE52]

I guess no-one realized the obvious when they registered it .....



 


G;

[Cloyd]

Very funny G.

[CzechTexan]

what is this?

[PA_Willy]

It seems a Ki-55 Japanese plane with Chinese symbols.

[SAS~Storebror]

So is it by Fieseler?

Nope.

what is this?

Not your turn CT.

I guess no-one realized the obvious when they registered it

Actually I think they did realize it.
Congratulations for solving the quest by the way

Some more information about the plane:
It's the "Berlin B9" built by the "Flugtechnische Fachgruppe" (aeronautical expert group) of the "Akademischen Fliegergruppe" (academic flying group) of the "Technischen Hochschule Berlin-Charlottenburg" (Berlin-Charlottenburg Technical College).
The purpose of the plane was to check the feasibility of flights with up to 22g accelleration.
The article from which I took the picture has been translated here:
http://www.luft46.com/prototyp/berlin9.html

Your turn G

Best regards - Mike

[SAS~GJE52]

I have had a few turns lately,  let's run wifh Czech Texan's sugestion.

G;

[Alfie Noakes]

That's a captured Tachikawa Ki-55 being serviced by ROC engineers....

Cheers

Alfie

[CzechTexan]

LOL excuse me for breaking into the line and not waiting my turn