Aircraft Identification V

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Yes, thats it, the I-7U. Excellent spot. I won't just keep posting Russian ones but I still have loads to come.

 
That would be the Yak 28-64.

How many Observers do you have Graeme? Worth me using as a source? I've got 1943 to 92 plus a couple of post 2000 German ones (WHY do we not still do this book in English? grrr)

BTW, the I-7U is not the same one as the 'Faceplate', it is similar, but different, your 1960 OBA is fine.
 
Patoruzu, that ones being doing my head in all day. Its one of those that I know that I've seen it before, but can remember nothing about it, very infuriating. So far I've gone through the Janes from 1941, 45 and 49 with no luck. Any clues?
 
And we have a new candidate for the "ugliest aircraft poll". Almost beats these 1930's french bomber-fighter-recon-"multiplace de combat".

Krabat
 
NOT TO EASY

Thtas as Emilio says a Bristol Type 146

G3283. This was to be an eight gun fighter to specification F.5/34 T a price of £11, 500 (THE PRICE OF A FAMILY CAR IN 2004). It embodied many of the features of the crashed T133. The engine chosen was the fully supercharged Perseus sleeve-valve radial of 835 hp. The prototype however, was fitted with a Mercury IX. Retractable undercarriage and four Browning per wing firing outboard of the propellor.

However, the RR Merlin engined Hurricanes and Spitfires became priorities and although it performed well was also not proceeded with. In 1938, following trials, it returned to Filton for the RAF display only to collide with part of the set piece and was forthwith scrapped.

The Transport Archive- Three Centuries of Transport
 

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