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Got it in one Noyade.
Well done, it is the MAI Kvant, two of which were built in the 60's by students at the Moscow Aviation Institute. It does hold a couple of world records, but I don't have details....?
Here she is in the flesh, so to speak:
You have the con Noyade...and its time for my beauty sleep!
Well done, it is the MAI Kvant, two of which were built in the 60's by students at the Moscow Aviation Institute. It does hold a couple of world records, but I don't have details....?
Here she is in the flesh, so to speak:
You have the con Noyade...and its time for my beauty sleep!
Ah, something without a man (or woman) in it!? Not my area...... RR
Looks like something dangerous from Werner von Braun again...
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In fact I'm now pretty sure it is the DG-1. Seems there were some design changes...I had a photo with a more streamlined fuselage and 2 ventral fins, but have now found one which more closely resembles the 3-view with just a single fin.
Looks not unlike the Aero-Design DG-1, albeit that there are a number of differences, but I would suggest it is something from the same designer.
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Thanks Noyade...here's the photo I had found from a 1981 publication:
Appears to have 2 smaller ventral fins, plus the airscoop underneath the fuselage.
My offering to follow shortly.
Appears to have 2 smaller ventral fins, plus the airscoop underneath the fuselage.
My offering to follow shortly.
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Thanks for sending over a picture of Aero DG1 Graeme and Skytrain: not even Aerofiles had one. This is going to supplement beautifully my list of push/pull aircrafts!
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