In article ,
rich wrote:
On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:44:04 -0800 (PST), Oliver Arend
wrote:

http://ruben.members.selfnet.de/foru...file.php?id=90

Seen in the Technik-Museum in Speyer, Germany. Searching for the
registration D-EAAQ turns up Cessna 172 and Klemm L35, so that can't
be it. There's the logo of the Air Power 09 Steiermark on both sides;
their site doesn't show anything about this plane.

It's very similar to the Rutan Quickie, but the main gear arrangement
is different. I'm sure it's an experimental, though.

Oliver

Tandem? it's a side-by-side. Tandem refers to a front-back seating
arrangement. It looks like a Dragonfly for sure, and those were all
side-by-side.

It's a tandem wing configuration design, which is what I understood the
OP to refer to.

Tandem can refer to more than seating configuration, including things
like tandem landing gear, like the B-52's dual tandem gear (with
outriggers).