Aircraft Identification V

[vikingBerserker]

Based on the uniforms, I would say/guess Japanese.

 

[Tzaw1]

Based on the uniforms, I would say/guess Japanese.

Yes.
Side view:

 

[Marcogrifo]

Kobe Te-Go

From Virtual Aircraft Museum:

Kobe Seiko "Te"-Go experimental observation plane was designed by Prof. Tetsuo Miki of Osaka University. The sole prototype was completed in 1942 but crashed during a test flight.

It's obviously a copy of german Fieseler Storch.

Cheers

 

[Tzaw1]

Marcogrifo

 

[vikingBerserker]

Nicely done Marco!

 

[carson1934]

You know I'm a flying wing freak, what about identifying this (easy for you)?
carson

 

[carson1934]

...and also this one please.....
carson

 

[Marcogrifo]

Dunno, carson, but can you instead identify this?

Cheers

 

[carson1934]

Dunno, carson, but can you instead identify this?

Cheers

Very clever Marco I wish I had an airplane like that as a child!
carson

 

[Astaldo711]

Dunno, carson, but can you instead identify this?

Cheers

Oy! That's a Blohm und Voss Zwerg! It carries two .5 inch spitballs and can drop 2 pounds of fluffernutter in one bomb load!

 

[vikingBerserker]

LMAO Nice Astaldo!

 

[carson1934]

Oy! That's a Blohm und Voss Zwerg! It carries two .5 inch spitballs and can drop 2 pounds of fluffernutter in one bomb load!

Hi Anstaldo711,
welcome to the forum...what is fluffernutter a kind of "nutella" (chocolate/nuts cream)?
carson

 

[Marcogrifo]

Oy! That's a Blohm und Voss Zwerg! It carries two .5 inch spitballs and can drop 2 pounds of fluffernutter in one bomb load!

Nice try, Astaldo
But as you can see, it's a british...

Cheers

 

[vikingBerserker]

Hi Anstaldo711,
welcome to the forum...what is fluffernutter a kind of "nutella" (chocolate/nuts cream)?
carson

It's a sandwich with spreadable marshmallow cream and peanut butter. "Fluff" is the name of the marshmallow cream. It's quite tasty!

 

[carson1934]

It's a sandwich with spreadable marshmallow cream and peanut butter. "Fluff" is the name of the marshmallow cream. It's quite tasty!

thanks very much for the explanation Viking: it must be good for skinny kids!
carson

 

[carson1934]

You know I'm a flying wing freak, what about identifying this (easy for you)?
carson

It is getting late: this is the Vance flying wing a USA product.
carson

 

[carson1934]

...and also this one please.....
carson

Same applies to this which is Pottier P/40 a flying wing made in France. Only one model remains which is housed in a museum in Brussels.
Cheers
carson

 

[PJay]

Still figuring out pictures

 

[Astaldo711]

I only mentioned Blohm und Voss because they built some odd looking birds...

 

[carson1934]

Till someone finds out what Marco's #3708 is, can someone identify this?
carson