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OK. No bites since Wednesday. The white number with blue and grey highlights is a Fantasy Air Allegro.

Who knows what this is?

This one is still waiting.

Sorry OME, I thought my reply inferred that, sorry. Yes - you are spot on mate. That and the fact that I posted a new image. - only put them up when the previous one has been identified.

You're right Thruster88.

That took longer than I expected.

Then there's the full body scanners announced the other day. Typical jackhammer to crack a walnut mentality.

Right Dave. Listed on airport-data.com as a Steen Skybolt, but the FAA shows manufacturer as Edwin Banks and Model name Skybolt.

And now, this one should be easy:

Oh and the pic was of a a Pitts S2 ...

Not according to the FAA Registry. (I know the N number ...heehee)

Close enough. The Canadian register has it listed as Aeropro rather than Aerotek, but the model is A220.

Yes SH.

Sold in kitform.

Not a Maule.

No-one said anything about knits!

That's the one.  And now:

Procaer F.15A Picchio?

Here's the next puzzle image.

Correct. M1c.

A slight deviation from the thread. The Sokol (Eng: Falcon) was made by Benez Marx in Czechoslovakia  after WWII. Another Czechoslovakian aircraft, the L-40 Meta Sokol, was somewhat similar but the vertical stabiliser had straight edges instead of curved. It was a 4 place retractable. It had two unusual features. It had an inverted tricycle undercarriage, in that the main gear was in line with the wing leading edge, and the third wheel was in line with the trailing edge. When retracted, part of the main gear protruded from the well so that in the event of a wheels up landing, the belly of the plane did not touch the ground. See photos below.

You're right about the engine, but not a Zlin.

Lousy fishing - 36 hours and not a nibble. Wrong bait?

That is correct colloquial English

The English language has many traps like this and you have to be careful in your choice of words. Like the classic example, "The lady answered the door in her dressing gown."  Why did she have a door in her dressing gown?

What an idiot report - "The plane landed upside down." It landed then flipped. If not for the culvert, he may have pulled off a good forced landing, despite the length of the grass.

I'll accept that, although you left out the maker, Zlin. - Zlin Savage was what I was looking for.