Maybe the Cygnet was inspired by the Bolkow Junior. The Junior came out
as an all metal certified aircraft in the US in 1963. 0200A/ 850lbs/
125 mph aerobatic normal/utility aircraft. Rare.

Larry
wrote:
Interesting looking critter, that. Kind of reminds me of the "Cygnet"
(or some such name) a shoulder-winged homebuilt I saw in Carlisle eight
or nine years ago. Powered by a Great Plains VW.

Anybody know if theree is any relationship, one to the other?

Flash




Montblack wrote:
("Larry" wrote)\
I believe a number of MFI-9HB are being built/ were built in Sweden. I
looked a few years ago at the EAA "status" report which indicated %
complete to date. I also have a few pages of the homebuilt version. I love
my Junior.


http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?aircraftsearch=MFI%209HB&distinct_ent ry=true
Airliners.net

http://www.ldap.cz/en/mfi.htm
MFI-9HB (link from a previous post)

http://home.clara.net/acf/scale/scale-pics-1/high-wing/blowko/blowko.html
Bolkow Junior

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Bolkow.junior.d-edna.arp.jpg
Wikipedia - Bolkow Junior


Montblack