Name that plane

I could use some help here guys... Or a hint.

I think it could be a Potez built plane. This has illustrated my lack of material on seaplanes. The wife is going to want to know why I need more books... thanks.

 

Hint: Mid 1920s

 

Grrr....

Is it on this list?

List of seaplanes and amphibious aircraft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

or this one?

http://www.aviafrance.com/aviafranc...NNEE=0&ID_MISSION=0&CLE=CONSTRUCTEUR&MOTCLEF=

 

It's on http://www.aviafrance.com/aviafranc...NNEE=0&ID_MISSION=0&CLE=CONSTRUCTEUR&MOTCLEF=

 

Ah ha! I found it.

The Bleriot Bl-118. A trainer, only one was ever built. Flew in 1925.

 

Way to go tikilal! Have a go now!

 

I'll try something not so infuriating. Though now I have a dozen web sites with the most obscure french planes ever know. Either way off we go.

 

Heinkel He-70 ???????????

 

Thats it! Nice and easy. Take it away!

 

This aircraft was used in the late 70's to mid 80's but was not made public until 1996.
It does not have a name that I know of but a project name. Stealth was it's game and it was made in the US.

 

Northrop Tacit Blue

 

I thought this plane would last a week !!!!!!!!!!!
Over to you.

 

I was reading up some more on it and it does have a name. The Whale

YouTube - Northrop Tacit Blue (BSAX)

 

Lets step back in time a bit with this one.

 

Ilyushin IL-14

 

You are correct. Nice cockpit shot too.

 

I hope this one lasts longer ! US made circa 1940 in California. Over 200 were sold to the Navy for some strange reason !

 

Looks like a Grumman G-21A Goose. The USN version is the JRF-1 to 6 and at least 50 served with the RAF and RCAF as teh Goose IA

 

That's what I was going to add. That is looks like a Grumman but I cant see them in California, nor can I find this as a plane they built. Nor does yours look like a float plane

Hum.

 

Ah, the "great" TA Gardner is flawed after all.

Tikilal, you are on the right track ! Take six more guesses and that will be 1000 !