Aircraft Identification Thread 2

• Feb 15, 2005

• #121

plan_D

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What about this?

 

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• Feb 15, 2005

• #122

JCS

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I'm tempted to say thats a Ju488, But I'm not sure if it was even built.

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #123

plan_D

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No it's not a Ju-488.

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #124

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KraziKanuK

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plan_D said:

What about this?

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G5N1 "Shinzan" ("Mountain Recess"), Liz, built by Nakajima Kikoki Kabushiki Kaisha.

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #125

plan_D

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Yah!

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• Thread starter
• #126

GermansRGeniuses

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KraziKanuK said:

Nakajima Kikoki Kabushiki Kaisha.

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Could that be any more drawn out???

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #127

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R Pope

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How about Bronson's flying wing? Looks like the Horten brothers had a hand in that one.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #128

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plan_D said:

What about this?

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I am not sure but I want to say that is some kind of Japanese or Russian bomber. I do not know what kind though or if it is even Russian or Japanese.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #129

plan_D

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It's a G5N1 'Liz' someone already got it. Japanese.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #130

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Ah now I see where it was posted. It looks like a typical Japanese aircraft atleast I was on track with the nation.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #131

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R Pope said:

How about Bronson's flying wing? Looks like the Horten brothers had a hand in that one.

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Why the Hortens? Northrop was building 'wings' before the Hortens.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #132

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Horton was experimenting with them before Northrop though I believe. I believe Horton was experimenting with flying wing gliders in the early 30's but I may be mistaken.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #133

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DerAdlerIstGelandet said:

Horton was experimenting with them before Northrop though I believe. I believe Horton was experimenting with flying wing gliders in the early 30's but I may be mistaken.

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Northrop built an all-wing airplane in 1927.

The first glider, the Horten Ho I, was first flight tested at Bonn-Hagelar in July 1933.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #134

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KraziKanuK

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BC's a/c is an I. Ae 38.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #135

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Never heard of that one before...

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #136

Soren

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You havent !!

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #137

Soren

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You havent !!

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #138

cheddar cheese

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So important you had to say it twice

Nope, i hadnt.

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #139

Soren

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oops sorry, double post !

 

• Feb 16, 2005

• #140

CharlesBronson

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Well done KK. It was a hard one.

Cheddar:

You never heard?....that is all about

In the second picture of KK you can see the green pampas of Cordoba.