[OT] Morane Saulnier MS-230

[kolibri282]

Just as a wooden boat will stand out from the plethora of plastic tubs in a marina most pre WWII planes will catch your eye immediately. Here are some pictures of a character plane which to me seem to be a real treat to the eye:

http://static1.squarespace.com/static/52871e25e4b0e601addcd783/52b03407e4b05d40c78819b8/53edd391e4b0a8db2092cfed/1408095127662/morane_backlight.jpg?format=1500w

https://www.free-photos.biz/images/t...28-1932_02.jpg

http://tagazous.free.fr/affichage2.php?img=44999

https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail...photo/56205841



Perhaps some of you like those as well.

 

[WaspAir]

I'll take two!

(This monoplane looks much better to me than the contemporary biplane Stearman that many Americans find charming. There's just a hint of the Ryan NYP in the lines.)

 

[Brent Smith]

Whole heartedly agree. Especially like the third picture with the turf on the tail skid! Thanks for sharing.

 

[XXavier]

Nicest plane...! Parasol wings are very photogenic...

 

[Richard Anderson]

One was used at the end of the movie “The Blue Max”. Great movie.