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wow! Cool!

The thinly veiled hint at "Waltzing Matilda" was a big help, but even with my rushing to the books to eyeball CAC aircraft, I had a little doubt with my Whirraway suggestion! The Wheel cover was throwing me off the track :lol:

Ok, so here's the next challenge. It seems if I post anything with a rivet in it, you guys nail it within a few minutes...so this clue has no rivets in it! :evil4:

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Fatman?
 
Nope, but it is a twin-engine type
 
Nope...not a swing-wing!
 
Whoever said that persistence doesn't pay off? It is, in fact, the A-10

Well done, Aaron!! :thumbleft:

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I can be that if nothing else.:lol: Ok, I gotta go find something to post. I am running out of photos.
Ok. Let's try this one.
 

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Good one on the Wirraway Norab and Dave. Norab, was that first pic of the unrestored aircraft taken at Morabbin in Melbourne? It looks like it by the Firefly in the background. If it is Morabbin, that's the oldest surviving Wirraway and the wing sticking out at right is their Beaufighter.

Well done on the A-10 Aaron. I can't identify the aeroplane, but its definitely a round engined something or rather and the prop is a Hamilton Standard or de Havilland Hydromatic propeller. Possibly a PW-1830 or something like that, Wright Cyclone maybe?
 
Well, that narrows it down a bit! You couldn't offer us more of a clue as to the airframe, could you Aaron?
 

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