biplane

He's been building a small biplane in his backyard for years.

The biplane could have landed in that field, I thought.

The An-2 biplane is a major achievement of this period.

During the period ( 1914 to 1925) almost all aircraft were biplanes.

He also began flying biplanes, taking off from the farm.

But what I saw was this gold and snow biplane stop in the air, instead.

Those things were designed for biplanes, half the size of a Hurricane.

Henry patted the side of the biplane he was standing next to.

Now some of our fighters are biplanes, so they have two wings.

It is believed the rebel biplane was not hit by small arms fire.

The show did include at one time a jet-propelled biplane.

It was a conventional biplane design, though little is known of its details.

He made several tests in the huge biplane that were well recorded and reported.

The Boss orders his biplanes to attack but they are shot down.

It is notable for being the first example of a tractor biplane.

In a biplane aircraft, two wings are placed one above the other.

Plans for the biplane remained available until 1972, by which time some 7,000 sets had been sold.

Between 1919 and 1947, the company produced a wide range of civilian biplanes.

Her plane would be a biplane - an old one, made of fabric and wood.

Max is eventually killed when a biplane shows up and guns him down.

The ugly little biplane clawed its way into the air.

"May I ask whether it would be a monoplane or a biplane?"

The 203 was a low power biplane designed to compete with other standard training aircraft.

At the time the Navy air services were small and equipped mostly with older biplanes.

A stage consisting of travel by biplane over some mountains.