Aircraft Identification V

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Its the Martin-Baker MB.2

Now, what is this?

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It is Tempest Mk.III more known as Hawker F.2/43.The last of the Tempest line that led to the RNAF SeaFury and RAF Fury.The first flight in September of 1944.The aircraft was powered by a Griffon engine.

Bingo?
 
I would say Martin Baker 5, but as there just was another MB, I'm not sure... yes it's the MB5

No it isn't because where is the couterrotating prop... no, it's a Hawker Fury
 
What did I say? I agree with V2's opinion but Red Admiral doesn't confirme it.A book about Typhoon/Tempest doesn't lie, I think.Besides I've had the same photo.
 
Thanks guys, I looked at a Ju-87 first and then went through all of my pics of German Aircraft and I finally got it in my Junkers file and thought I will post it and try my luck.

I looked at the wings, propellers and the position of the guns on the aircraft to see what kind of aircraft it may be.

I have German aircraft pics not British, I wish I did to be able to guess this one. l:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Henk
 
both websites concerning that british plane are correct in that it's LA610, technically she started as a Tempest, but was then re-designated a Fury Prototype, i still considder her a tempest however............
 
It is LA610 but with a Sabre VII engine not Griffin. Halfway Tempest/Fury but the wing radiators mean more Fury.
 
There is a photo with a short description I've found.

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Yes Lanc,I agree with you entirely.Byt the problem is that Red Admiral doesn't agree with my answer I've posted erlier.
 

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