Aircraft Identification V

[FLYBOYJ]

I think you're right!

1000photos

 

[Bullockracing]

Good show paaln!

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Damn I new it was Russian! I just could not find it in the book to verify it.

 

[Wurger]

Hi guys !!!
Sorry for my absence some days.Unfortunately I was working for my daily bread.Judging by yours posts it wasn't easy,strange.The plane looks really like Bf 108.However,DerAdlerIstGelandet was so close initially.But the winner is ... Paaln of course.
Congratulation.It is Yak 13.

 

[v2]

 

[paaln]

oh, there already was a new one up... saving this one for later, then

 

[paaln]

arado 240?

 

[v2]

nope...

 

[Wurger]

It is a prototype of Russian BB-22bis or Yak-4 as you wish.The plane no.1002 was mounted by No.1 factory in March 1940.Equipped with M-105 engine, max speed - 574 km/h.

P.S BB stands for Bliznij Bombardirowszczik ( a short range bomber )

 

[v2]

Good shot Wurger...

 

[paaln]

Since I was beaten to posting the new quiz earlier tonight, I'll sneak it in now instead.

 

[Wurger]

a Whirlpool fridge ?

 

[FLYBOYJ]

it's de havilland....

 

[paaln]

no, and no.

 

[red admiral]

Napier Dagger engine and Miles?

 

[paaln]

 

[red admiral]

Airspeed Courier 5 of which I found this interesting picture;

http://www.unrealaircraft.com/forever/images/cobham.jpeg

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Are you sure those are the same planes. The one in the bottom picture looks almost like it has a radial engine.

 

[paaln]

Most Couriers had a Lynx IV C 240hp radial, this one A.S. 5C (c/n 20) had a Rapier IV 325hp. (Courier was the first British type to have a retractable gear.) They all ended up with a taxi company, being fitted to take Lynx IV's, and also fixed undercarriages.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Ah makes sense now.