Aircraft Identification V

[Wurger]

Unfortunately V2 was too quick.Yes it is Kawasaki Ki-5.This one in your drawings is from 1933.In my from 1937.

 

[Wurger]

And yes the plane in above posted pic is Lavochkin La-250
There another pic of it in flight.

 

[kool kitty89]

Wow an inline on a japanese fighter... The mostly went with radials in WWII service craft. Except for the Ki-61 Hien (based on the He 100) with the DB-601 copy.


Now what's wrong with these first 2 pictures and not with the last:

 

[Krabat42]

Pic 1: No wing guns on the Vampire

Pic 2: Looks o.k. for me

Pic 3: Fritz-X Missiles on the Vampire? Bought clandestinely from some german "Überläufer"?

 

[kool kitty89]

The third pic has the correct nose-cannons.

If you look closely on the 2nd one you'll see the wing-cannons firing. Or are those just tips of 4 bombs/rockets poking-out, that would make more sense. Especially since it would just be the box art that's wrong.

 

[kool kitty89]

In pict 2 the are probably bomb-tips, since that level was a bombing mission iirc.

And those aren't Fritz-X's I'm not sure what they are though, but the Fritz-X looks much different...

 

[Graeme]

Something much older...

 

[Krabat42]

And those aren't Fritz-X's I'm not sure what they are though, but the Fritz-X looks much different...

Sorry, I meant Kramer X-4, not Fritz X. Sometimes it's hard to be a German...

 

[v2]

Something much older...

 

[AVRoe]

Can i ask what these are Thanks View attachment 52834

 

[Graeme]

The Nieuport London of 1920. Made with tongue-and-groove 'floor boards' fastened with nails, wooden pegs and dowels. The only curved contours being the fin's leading edges and the engine nacelles. Bomb load was an impressive nine 250lb bombs.

Can i ask what these are Thanks View attachment 52834

Dornier 23G

 

[AVRoe]

Graeme
Thanks mate

 

[Marcel]

Okay, what's this?

 

[Graeme]

Okay, what's this?

Thought I would try and answer in Dutch.



From the same book, was it ever built Marcel?

 

[Wurger]

Ha,ha... no mercy for Marcel.

 

[Krabat42]

He had it coming And now that I'm back, my best wishes for 2008 to all of you. May we always find a strange picture to post it here.

 

[Wurger]

THX Krabat42,same to you.

 

[Marcel]

Thought I would try and answer in Dutch.

From the same book, was it ever built Marcel?

Very good Graeme, only if you would have typed it in dutch I would have been more impressed . For your question, the T.9 it was built, but never developed ifurther than prototype stage, due to the German invasion in 1940. The F.XXIV never came further than the drawingboard.

 

[Graeme]

The F.XXIV never came further than the drawingboard.

Thanks Marcel for the translation/answer. It looked a little like a wind tunnel model of the DC-5.

New one...

 

[Krabat42]

I've seen this thing before, I'm sure... Maybe a Bristol design?