Wondering about Mangoes from 2011

[FlyingFoxFruits]

Cam anyone read some of these strange sharpie names or determine what types of mangoes these are from back in 2011.  I'm familiar with most, but there's a few I'm wondering about.

I remember them each tasting very unique (Glen/malika being the best), with one of the more elongated mangoes (i think the one all the way to the right) having a strong taste (like the smell of model airplane glue)...I've had a few mangoes that reminded me of this taste since...I'm trying to avoid these cultivars in the future.

Has anyone tasted what I'm talking about?

thanks

[HMHausman]

They all seem to be fairly legible other than the large green one at the upper left.....which could be many things.  Oh, never mind, now I see  that it is Mallika. Where did you get them/the picture?  The names are spelled differently than I am used to seeing.  For example I am assuming:

Pin sen man= Pim saen mun

Tong Py Kum= Tog Bi con

Never heard of Gu long Okrung, but the rest are all well known....Haden, Chocanon, Florigon, and Glen.

I have one that came to me as Falang.....not sure if this is the same as Fralan.  Frankly it is larger looking than mine. I don't get the smell of airplane glue.....the scent/odor strikes my nose differently.

Harry

[FlyingFoxFruits]

thanks!

your translation helped me!  the one all the way to the right was the one I couldnt read and didn't like!

I think the Tong Pykum was delicious...but can't recall for sure.

[fruitlovers]

Isn't Gu Long Okrung = Okrung? That's one i have. I'll try using that one next time i get the hankering to put a model plane together. 
What is Fralan Thunder? Never heard of that one?

[Mike T]

Oscar falan means thinder in thai I think.If memory serves me correctly it relates to the fact that they are ready when the 'thunder season' is on during the build up to the monsoon.

[Mike T]

Falang/farang means guava and western folk are called this because their skin is white like the inside of a guava.Many of the thai names mean something.Sam ru du is the 3 seasons mango for example.