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Although similar to the Lancair and Glasair, it is neither.

Yes, its a Moni, but what else is different about it?

I'll have to find a new supply! You two are running me dry. Here's #101.

That will do it.

Gee, you're chewing througgh them mate. This next one is mystery plane No. 100.

That's a miss this time kasper.

Your guess is correct - Waco UPF7. For something a bit different:

You're not wrong kasper. Dyn'Aero MCR-01.

Yeah, Volpar Turboliner.

Yup.

Derekliston, I owe you an apology, kinda. No, the aircraft is not a BN-3 Nymph, but it is derived from the Nymph. The designer, Desmond Norman worked for Britten-Norman, and when the company failed, he took the design to a company he started, NDN Aircraft. NDN planned to build and sell the Nymph with a lengthened cabin as the NAC-1 Freelance. The Nymph was reworked as the prototype Freelance and first flew in that configuration on 29 September 1984. In 1985 NDN Aircraft was renamed the Norman Aircraft Company (NAC) and components and fuselage sections for six aircraft were built. Following the failure of the company to win a military order with the NDN Firecracker military trainer the company was closed down.

So, we move on. Here's an unusual looking one,  which I am sure will be guessed quickly.

Police say the female pilot did a 'fantastic job' to land her Cessna (yes, it was a Cessna) in a busy suburban street without injury to passengers, motorists or anyone else.

Cessna lands in Huntington Beach street

OK. We've established Phil's mystery plane, how about the quiz one?

Given that the wingtip is missing, it's quite likely that part of the tail is too. I'm sure you're right, right down to the exhaust? just ahead of the canopy. The F+W C-3605, nicknamed Schlepp ("Tug") or "Alpine Anteater", was a target towing aircraft operated by the Swiss Air Force from 1971–1987. (Wiki)

Please note - this is NOT part of the quiz, it is a photo supplied by Phil Perry seeking identification of the plane parked outside to the left of the Republic Seabee in the photo attached. I have no idea.

Guess again.

Okay! We're back with another batch. Let's start with this one.

Is RAA the only governing body/jurisdiction in the world where this information is kept secret? Looking through a database of RAA type aircraft around the world, then checking the country's registry, all list similar details to CASA, including owner name and address.

Doubtless no pax and minimum fuel, but impressive, none-the-less.

Near Vertical Take-Off

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That's it.

That will be my last for a while - have to do more research.

Sorry mate, I'll hold my tongue in future.

Correct again Thruster88.

And O.M.E., it's a Stout Engineering Co ST-1.