Breguet s crashed file #302

[Froggy]

Bonjour à tous

Here is a new one -Sorry not to put it earlier..

The scoreboard after #301

34.3 FOKKERJ Feuchtwanger ¤

30.0 Froggy ¤
28.0 Rbailey ¤
20.60 Breguet
17.15 YavorD
14.3 Flamingo
10.20 Richard B
09.75 Aquilius
08.3 Varese2002
08.25 AROTH
08.0 ONEALM
07.9 Gregvan
07.6 Rod_Filan
05.75 Ross
05.7 Jeroplan
05.5 Expositor
05.5 Gilles
05.0 Dan_San
05.0 Kilian
04.0 Edmond
04.0 Eric
04.0 Laserlloyd
03.5 sergio_vitalio
03.3 PaulForster
03.2 Colin A Owers
03.2 Crankcase
03.0 Crimso
03.0 Patrick
02.7 Tbstreet
02.0 Cruze
02.0 matte_kudasai
02.0 Rickenbaron
01.8 gregorydquist
01.8 Tom L
01.5 Nieuport 14
01.45 Ransom E. Olds
01.0 '14-'18aviationcollector
01.0 Ampovandak
01.0 Berman
01.0 brisfitworks
01.0 Cliff
01.0 Pvernon
01.0 rammjaeger
01.0 RONNY BAR
01.0 Troy Raines
00.5 Miroslav Pokorny
00.1 SCMc

Previous files can be found here:Breguet's Crash Files

The rules :
1) All aircraft are of the 14-18 period (Must have left the ground during this period).
2) All "ACES" with a score of 5.0 or higher must obey the 3.0 hour handicap. All others with a score of ZERO to 4.99 may start immediately, if not sooner!
3) And whom ever wins this challenge will have to provide a new one! If this can not be done for any reason, please PM Breguet and he will take over as host!
4) The final arbitrator of all things to do with the "rules" is Breguet.
5) ALL VIOLATORS WILL BE DEALT WITH SEVERELY


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Bruno

[crankcase]

...but beyond guessing at a German reconnaissance plan with in-line engine and possibly plywood fuselage, I cannot make out what that mess represents!
marc

[Froggy]

Hello marc

You are on the good track .Now you just have to find which plane which could fit to some of these criteria


Cordialement
Bruno

[Flamingo]

Hi Bruno,

judging by the type of fuselage construction and the coaming at the cockpit front I would say it is a Pfalz D.XII.

Joachim

[Froggy]

Hello Flamingo

Sorry Not a Pfalz D XII...

Bruno

[FOKKERJ]

Hello Bruno,

Congratulations on your last kill!

This foto that you have submitted for our scrutiny
looks like the business end of an octopus with training wheels.
You should be very please with yourself!

HAPPY TRAILS, FOKKERJ

[FOKKERJ]

Hello Bruno,

Upon closer examination it appears to not be an octopus, but an actual wrecked airframe. By the looks of the instrumentation panel it may be a Halberstadt CL.IV.

HAPPY TRAILS, FOKKERJ

[Froggy]

Hello Jay

Happy to see you again

No this Octopus is not an Halberstadt

I recognize that this challenge is not easy even if all the clues are already present in the previous post

Bruno

['14-'18aviationcollector]

Originally Posted by Flamingo

Hi Bruno,

judging by the type of fuselage construction and the coaming at the cockpit front I would say it is a Pfalz D.XII.

Joachim

I've seen the reply, which states that it is not a Pfalz D.XII, but I have to agree with Joachim, the coaming at the front of the cockpit looks unmistakably like that of the D.XII. Without having ready access to a lot of my research material, and without having thought about it for too long, my best guess at this time would be a Pfalz D.III, although I am not sure if any of them would have still been in service by the time that style of marking was introduced. I do have a secondary guess if it is not a Pfalz D.III, although I assume that if a secondary guess is allowed, it would have to be made after a reply is recieved. Regards to all, David.

[FOKKERJ]

Originally Posted by Froggy

Hello Jay

Happy to see you again

No this Octopus is not an Halberstadt

I recognize that this challenge is not easy even if all the clues are already present in the previous post

Bruno

Silly me!

I meant L.V.G. C. V!