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    Aircraft Identification V

    LaGG-3 (Lakirovanny Garantirovanny Grob :) )
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Dutch. Werkspoor Jumbo. 1929. Their only attempt at aircraft making. Translated via google translate tool: Translated version of http://www.airwar.ru/enc/cw1/jumbo.html
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    Aircraft Identification V

    DB-2 (ANT-37bis). Designed by Sukhoy while working for Tupolev
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    Aircraft Identification V

    That's the caption on the pic I sto... borrowed, so you nailed that one, too
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    Aircraft Identification V

    true pioneerism
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Is it Bob Hall's Bulldog?
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Curtiss CT-1
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Helwan HA 300
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Armstrong Whitworth's AW16
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    Aircraft Identification V

    So, can anyone tell what this model is? It, too, competed in the scale RC World Championship here in -86.
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    Aircraft Identification V

    3 Moynet Jupiter 4 Lockheed XV-4 Hummingbird 5 mitsubishi MU-2 From World champs. in scale RC, Oslo, Norway, 1986. This model was built and flown by a french monsieur who I think was a World Champion in 1980. Not sure if it was with this plane.
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Gladiator
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    Aircraft Identification V

    Only thing I find that looks like it is Armstong Whitworths answer to Specification P.27/32 (2 seat, single engine day bomber, 200 mph, 1,000lb bomb load, 1,000 mile range), the A.W. 29. 2 built. Designed by John Lloyd. At least according to my Putnam British Bomber book...
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    Cockpit Identification

    wheeeee, we're both listed :)
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    Cockpit Identification

    they don't want designation, it seems, so vampire will do, if correct. The Vampire trainers we had in our air force were T.55, btw.
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