I no longer remember what one actually looks like, but there was a twin engine kitplane that looked very much like that called the AirCam, for aerial photography.
It's not an ultralight, though, because those are only allowed one engine.

Tell the truth, I have no idea what this thing was, but the seat tells me that some lunatic thought he could fly in it.

Aw! Why not, Walt? It looks as safe as the Wright Flyer. Oh, wait. That thing wasn't all that safe.

No idea what this was, but you ain't getting me up in it

Same!

Little Nellie II?

Looks like an update of Amelia's Flying Flea from Simon Barber's Songmark stories.

I can dig it...

Looks about as stable, too.

Belike.

Will and Orv built this for since no one larger than a Fennec could get it off the ground...

Bwahahahahaha… agreed!

Nice but wasn't there an SR-71 blackbird to oggle?

Sadly, no. I've seen two SR-71s on display, at Pima Air Museum in Tucson, and the National Air & Space Museum in Washington DC.

Out here in California there's always one on display when there are any air shows. I've been with my moms to quite a few it started when their dads took them and I've been going since I was born. They are so fun to see the newest jets and airplanes on display. We also got to walk on the Naval ships and aircraft carriers...

Was the pilot's name Dick Dastardly, by any chance?

No room for Muttley.

I would have to look but I bet it’s better made than some aircraft I’ve worked on.

Vix

Probably.

Still, those propellers . . .

Raiders of the Lost Ark flying wing scene flashbacks, much?