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[locopiston]

I could not find it .. but found this

[SAS~Storebror]

It's nearly the same as the quest plane, just two development steps further.

Best regards - Mike

[locopiston]

is the Arsenal Vg70... i post the VG90

[alexandre4442]

Sorry for the delay but yes you're right locopiston (and Mike too  )

The VG 70 was powered by a jumo 004, it was planned to re-engine it with a Rolls Royce Derwent under the designiation VG 80 but it was cancelled in favor of the VG 90 that you posted.

Regards

[locopiston]

Salute!

great to know about these super clean designs

try with this!

[SAS~Storebror]

The famous Bugatti 100P.
The original one never flew, and this replicata did so only 3 times until it crashed, killing it's pilot:


Best regards - Mike

[locopiston]

Good!

is the 110P! the figther version prototype





you turn storebror!

[SAS~Storebror]

Well the suitability of that plane as a fighter is questionable to say the least... nevertheless, an interesting plane, nice choice loco!

Guess this one:


Best regards - Mike

[locopiston]

This little one is really hard.

I think, by its lines that is some French prototype of mini figther ... Sud est or SNCASE.  But I can not find it.

On the other hand I think it is the lovely German mouse  winged

[SAS~Storebror]

This little one is really hard.

That was the intention

Time for some hints:
It's neither french nor german, but "prototype" fits in that WW2 stopped further development and production of this little trainer aircraft and only two could be produced.
The picture shows aircraft no.1 at Paris Air Show in 1938, with retouched background (not retouched by me, but by the manufacturer).
Last but not least, this is the engine:


Best regards - Mike

[sniperton]

Without the hint it was too hard. With the hint it was too easy. PWS-33, right?

[SAS~Storebror]

Spot on sniperton, my regards.
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