Aircraft Identification Thread III

Piaggio108 · May 7, 2005

Sud Est SE 200

cheddar cheese · May 7, 2005

Thats the one 8)

DerAdlerIstGelandet · May 7, 2005

No it is an early 631. There was only built by 1942 that was captured by the Germans, as you can see it has German markings. The later one like the model you have were all built after the war and were modiefied.

It deffinatly is a 631.

Piaggio108 · May 7, 2005

http://p069.ezboard.com/fluftwaffeexperten71774frm58.showMessage?topicID=39.topic

cheddar cheese · May 7, 2005

Are you sure? I got the pic from here http://www.luftarchiv.info/beute/frankreich/

Piaggio108 · May 7, 2005

yes, they have the same photo

DerAdlerIstGelandet · May 7, 2005

Yes, I have been to that website. Infact the web address that you just posted translates to this:

http://www.airarchives.info/captured/france

hence a luftwaffe captured L.631!

Ive got my thunder back!!!!

DerAdlerIstGelandet · May 7, 2005

Trust me here, it is a captured L.631!

cheddar cheese · May 7, 2005

I think captured SE-200....

Smokey · May 7, 2005

lol I like how it crashed through the door

BlackWolf3945 · May 7, 2005

Confucious say:

He who see must also observe...

I dunno if that last picture was meant to be identified or not... but it's a Morane Ms 230.

This shouldn't be too difficult...

Fade to Black...

the lancaster kicks ass · May 7, 2005

my god that thing's huge!!

FLYBOYJ · May 7, 2005

BlackWolf3945 said:
Confucious say:

He who see must also observe...

I dunno if that last picture was meant to be identified or not... but it's a Morane Ms 230.

This shouldn't be too difficult...

Fade to Black...

Curtiss XF15C-1

Nonskimmer · May 7, 2005

the lancaster kicks ass said:
my god that thing's huge!!

You wanna be careful saying that.

cheddar cheese · May 7, 2005

That is a Curtiss XF-15C-1...

DAMN YOU FLYBOY

I only knew because he forgot to rename the picture properly

the lancaster kicks ass · May 7, 2005

rookie.........

FLYBOYJ · May 7, 2005

cheddar cheese said:
That is a Curtiss XF-15C-1...

DAMN YOU FLYBOY

I only knew because he forgot to rename the picture properly

Hey, I'm quick on the draw

Grampa · May 8, 2005

One type of airplane that was delivered to a other country got a nickname that translated to english means "shaving" What plane is it?

BlackWolf3945 · May 8, 2005

FLYBOYJ said:
Curtiss XF15C-1

Right you are... but what was the name?

Grampa, the Russians called the Bell P-39 'Britchik' which means 'little shaver'. The Russkies referred to strafing as 'shaving'... hence the nickname.

Fade to Black...

the lancaster kicks ass · May 8, 2005

wow, didn't know that..........

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