Aircraft Identification V

• Jun 8, 2006

• #681

loomaluftwaffe

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I don't know much about it either, I think it was an experiment

 

• Jun 8, 2006

• #682

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1 - Lа-5FN, on tests in Rechlin (1944),
2 - Lа-5 (1942),
3 - Lа-5F (1943),
4 - Lа-5FN (1943),
5 - FW 190A-8 (1943),
6 - Bf 109G-6 (1943).

 

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• Jun 8, 2006

• #683

loomaluftwaffe

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nice chart, now anyone who knows or has an idea of what plane i posted?

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #684

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?

 

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• Jun 29, 2006

• #685

the lancaster kicks ass

Major General

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tough one as all the Hawker Bi planes looked the same pre-war with that exaust though it has to be the Hardy or Audax (the Herdy was a development of the Audax)........

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #686

Smokey

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loomaluftwaffe said:

nice chart, now anyone who knows or has an idea of what plane i posted?

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Sukhoi Su 1 or 3

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #687

loomaluftwaffe

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correct, Su-3

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #688

mosquitoman

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Saffron Walden/Sheffield

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Hawker Demon?

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #689

the lancaster kicks ass

Major General

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na the gunner's position was totally different in the demon, i'm sticking with my other guesses........

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• #690

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Hawker Audax its a good answer.

 

• Jun 29, 2006

• Thread starter
• #691

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red admiral

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Mar 24, 2005

Something harder for you guys;

 

• Jul 7, 2006

• #692

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White Flag

 

• Jul 7, 2006

• #693

Smokey

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Dec 17, 2004

A paper project tailless version of the XB-15?

 

• Jul 7, 2006

• Thread starter
• #694

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red admiral

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Mar 24, 2005

Its the Boeing 306 project.

This is the A version, there were also fighter, transport and seaplane versions under the same name.

 

• Jul 16, 2006

• #695

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• Jul 16, 2006

• #696

pbfoot

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niagara falls

rogozarski IK3

 

• Jul 16, 2006

• #697

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Good shot pbfoot and new one:

 

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• Jul 17, 2006

• #698

Neilster

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Nov 14, 2004

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It looks like a Cierva but not exactly so my guess would be a Focke-Wulf 30.

Cheers, Neilster

 

• Jul 17, 2006

• #699

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Nope try again...

 

• Jul 22, 2006

• #700

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v2 said:

Good shot pbfoot and new one:

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another pic....

 

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