Breguet's ID Challenge #600

[Breguet]

Number 7 is here! One more today and then it slows down to 2 per day.

[Flamingo]

Pieces 5 and 7 combined show the rudder and tailplane kingpost of a Farman F.40, I think.

[Breguet]

I would have thought so to - if I didn't know otherwise.

[Aquilius]

I go for a Farman F 40

tapered tailbooms suggest a pusher, the rudder matches Farman and the tail-tombstone indicate type 40.

But it could be also a derive, probably not a belgian but maybe a russian, though there is no Tereshenko-logo visible .
We didn't had much of them in the challenges - so there is a whole range possible...


Cheers

Aquilius

[Flamingo]

Ok, another Farman with that kind of rudder and kingpost is the HF.30.

[Breguet]

No. I'm afraid not.

[Flamingo]

Well, the rudder is definetely Farman, but do you want the precise type from such a poor picture? Most people can identify that only when the rudder inscription can be read!
Here are some more candidates

HF 27, HF 35, F 41, F 44, F1,4o, F1,41 and in some cases you can add bis, ter and so on!

[Varese2002]

I have looked at the 7 pieces for a time and given the rectangulars it might a picture of a machine on a poststamp.

The tailbooms are rather specific, but so is the rudder and the triangular construction above. Combing these three things I would vote this a Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2d.

Cheers

Kees

[Breguet]

Sorry Flamingo and Varese no FE and no Farman.

First of today's two pieces:

[AROTH]

Anyway, what are these black lines across the pictures? Helpful guidelines or something to throw me off? (Yer doin' a good job!)