By way of Luftwaffe-Research-Group, a photo with a few odd typesThe center aircraft is the Weymann 230/231 discussed elsewhere on this forum. But the aircraft on the left and the right of the Weymann are stumping people. Original ebay auction - http://www.ebay.de/itm/Foto-Frankreich-Beute-Flugzeuge-franzosische-Luftwaffe-und-deutsche-Maschinen-/361862694939?hash=item5440b2881b:g:U0EAAOSwux5YYCF1
In the Trait d'Union #208 (Mar-Apr 2003): "in 1934, someone named Goudant designed a flying boat with variable area wing. Two half wings (of 6.25m x 2m) disappear inside the the thick wing. 4 engines, speed near 300km/h, not built."
... Maybe if Flight had featured it, the translation would have been Three Comrades!
here is the Carmier T-10 light aircraft.http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6556104n/f2.image
Hi,from Les Ailes journal,the designer Pierre Bazoin created two aircraft projects,thefirst was tourist aircraft with inverse "M" shape,and the second was a six-enginedhuge transatlantic flying boat in a weird configuration.http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6560495x/f7.image