post your unidentified aircraft/plane photos here

[torstenbel]

I'll make a start then, does anyone know what plane D-EFIR is? Cheers, Torsten.

[torstenbel]

I'll make a start then, does anyone know what plane D-EFIR is? Cheers, Torsten.

close up

[paddywhack]

is it only for german aircraft?

[torstenbel]

is it only for german aircraft?

i would say for all ww2 era aircraft

[gagarin]

at first glance, I'd say that plane looks like a BUCKER 181 ... but I'm not 100% sure

[JACK SELWYNE]

Klemm A/c

YOUR A/C IS A KLEMM31A OR 32B DEPENDING ON THE COCKPIT SEATING AND WING DESIGN. 31 WAS A 3 SEATER AND 32 A 4 SEATER SPORT AND TRAINING A/C.USED BY SPORTS GROUPS ,TRAINING UNITS AND LIAISION UNITS.
BUT WHATS MORE INTERESTING ARE THE 2 De HAVILLAND TIGER MOTHS PARCKED EITHER SIDE OF IT IN CIVIL MARKINGS
REGARDS JACK

[torstenbel]

Hi Jack,

you can tell just from those pics that these are Tiger Moths? Wow...! Thank you. Cheers, Torsten.

[Mike H]

....

Jack is exactly right -- that is what they are! The DeHavilland tail is so distinctive, it's an easy identification. He is also quite right -- those British aircraft with the swastika on the tail is even more interesting than the Klemm.

Mike

[torstenbel]

I assume the De Havilland planes would have been free to be sold to germany until 1939? Cheers, Torsetn.

[JACK SELWYNE]

DeHAVILLAND MOTH RANGE

Dear Torsetn

The Hole Range Of Moth Designed A/c All Had That Swept Back Tale & Swept Biplane Wing With Fuel Tank Centre Top Wing
A/c Were Made From 1920s To Late 1950s
Anyone Else Know About Our 2 "d" Reg A/c ???
Jack

[torstenbel]

Hi Jack, thank you for the follow up .. Cheers, Torsten.