Help identifying planes in book please

[Capt. Vick]

I have been meaning to ask for help from you guys with identifying an aircraft or two in the following book I got a while back.

What airplane is this drawing part of?

Please let me know if you can. There may be others as well. Thanks!

 

[at6]

One drawing is of the lower gondola from the HE111. The other one with nose guns appears to be of the P38.

 

[Shortround6]

The guns appear to be Madsen guns.
the large ones might be 23mm guns?

Found this.

 

[GrauGeist]

Hmmm...

The windscreen and gunsight looks somewhat Japanese.
But I don't think the KI-45 had an arrangement of two 20mm and two 13mm MGs.

 

[Wurger]

This looks like an alternative armament load with two Madsen guns and two Madsen MGs for the Fokker G.1.

the pic source: Fokker G.1, G.2, G.3

 

[Capt. Vick]

Thank you! Never would have guessed!

 

[Wurger]

 

[special ed]

The lower project design on the Lockheed page shows gear and shaft drive to the inboard engine only. I guess he couldn't figure how to run the outboard props.
On more examination (with glasses) the shaft is landing gear struts, so never mind.

 

[fubar57]

Great stuff sir

 

[Leonidas]

I have been meaning to ask for help from you guys with identifying an aircraft or two in the following book I got a while back.

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What airplane is this drawing part of?

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Please let me know if you can. There may be others as well. Thanks!

No clue, but I do want that book.

 

[MiTasol]

One drawing is of the lower gondola from the HE111. The other one with nose guns appears to be of the P38.

I think you are right on the first but the second is most definitely not a P-38. The actual P-38 nose looks like this. Source Armorer Working On A P-38 (corrected)

 

[MiTasol]

I have been meaning to ask for help from you guys with identifying an aircraft or two in the following book I got a while back.

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What airplane is this drawing part of?

View attachment 617973

Please let me know if you can. There may be others as well. Thanks!

That is a great book and your copy is obviously in far better condition than mine. I do prefer Leslie Neville's Aircraft Designers Data Book though in many ways.

 

[GreenKnight121]

I think you are right on the first but the second is most definitely not a P-38. The actual P-38 nose looks like this. Source Armorer Working On A P-38 (corrected)

See post #5 above for the correct answer.

 

[MiTasol]

Sorry but my post was just so anyone who did not know what the P-38 nose looked like would now have a better idea.