5 Favourite Planes

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how dare you, the people at the international table tennis federation wouldn't be very happy to hear you type that.............
 
Yeah but the only people dull enough to take it up as a profession are the Japs and Far east people, but theyre so small anyway they dont see how it differs from normal tennis :lol:
 
There's two lists:
All-round faves

All-round:
1. Douglas SBD
2. F-8 Crusader
3. Hellcat-Corsair (OK, I cheated so sue me.)
4. Heinkel 219 what a sex machine
5. Staggerwing Beech
and
Those I've flown.
1. Douglas SBD
2. NAF N3N
3. Beech T-34
4. Pitts Special
5. F-15B (OK, I was just shoving the thing around but WHAT A RIDE)
 
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I'd love to hear about the N3N. I read about it in an Air Classics magazine and learned there were other trainers besides the Boeing-Stearman PT-17. The author called it the "Yellow Peril." I remember him writing it was faster(?) than the Stearman. "No brag. Just fact." he wrote. This was over 50 years ago.

Oh yeah,
B-17 (The B model especially)
PBY Catalina.
Just about any plane currently under discussion.
F-86 (Not the one with the goofy nose)
Brewster Buffalo
 
I'd love to hear about the N3N. I read about it in an Air Classics magazine and learned there were other trainers besides the Boeing-Stearman PT-17. The author called it the "Yellow Peril." I remember him writing it was faster(?) than the Stearman. "No brag. Just fact." he wrote. This was over 50 years ago.

Oh yeah,
B-17 (The B model especially)
PBY Catalina.
Just about any plane currently under discussion.
F-86 (Not the one with the goofy nose)
Brewster Buffalo

Brotha lost me at the Buffalo. He's funny like that, :)
 
1- IAR 80/81
2- PZL series
3- He-111
4- Storch
5- Il-2 Sturmavic

16 years ago. Wow.

+2 , LOL!

Lord have Mercy, this is one of the oldest threads on the forum.

Talk about thread necromancy...

:)

Looking out till someone find the first thread ever here and starts replying.

consider it done!

You'll have to dig down to 2003 or so, but I don't think the oldest posts (before the 2.0 upgrade in fall of 2003) were archived.
The site itself goes back to 2000, however.

See the original ww2ac webpage here:
Aircraft of World War II

Wow! Wow! Wow! that's a GEM!
 

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