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Designed in the late 1950s by Professor Miroslav Nestorovic, Chair of Motor Vehicles in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Belgrade, the Prvenac (Yugoslavian for “firstborn”) is known as a diamond, or rhombic, chassis car. The Prvenac was not the first vehicle to use this design—examples date as early as 1901, including […]
Prvenac Re-Creation- 1958 Read More »
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Brütsch Mopetta- 1957 Read More »
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Citroën 2CV Cutaway- 1961 Read More »
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Citroën Axel 12 TRS- 1988 Read More »
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Gaudin Homebuilt Microcar- 1985 Read More »
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FIAT 2000 Spyder- 1979 Read More »
Due to a request for a light reconnaissance plane needed by the French resistance during WWII, Henri Mignet developed the HM.280. Only a prototype was completed. After the war, Mignet did publish the plans for a civilian version, the HM.290. After elongating the fuselage and tilting the firewall back, yet another redesign yielded the HM.293,
HM.293 “Pou Fou”- ca. 1988 Read More »
This ultralight airplane was considered during its time to be the lightest aircraft in the world, with an empty weight of only 145 lbs! It could be launched with a running start or towed by a car until it reached take-off speed. Like the Flying Flea, it is a stagger-wing biplane, and could be built
Butterfly Ladder Airplane- 1979 Read More »
