The What is it? Game (2 Viewers)

[Geedee]

Yup .... agree...looks like a Basler 'turbo' conversion of the venerable Dak. With the snazzy paint job, anything to do with Magnetic Anomaly Detection (not sub hunter, type but Geological use ?)

 

[Marcogrifo]

Yup .... agree...looks like a Basler 'turbo' conversion of the venerable Dak. With the snazzy paint job, anything to do with Magnetic Anomaly Detection (not sub hunter, type but Geological use ?)

We have a winner, well done!

Yes, the Basler BT-67, here a largely modified version for geological survey:

Funny plane, isn't it?
The DC-3 is really the "highlander" of aviation industry...

Cheers

 

[norab]

Just to get things rolling again

 

[T Bolt]

See if this gets it going again.

 

[norab]

DC-3 ??

 

[norab]

Since nobody guessed at my previous post the answer is an A6M Zero

 

[T Bolt]

I would have never guessed a Zero.

It's not a DC-3

 

[Airframes]

Tried four times to reply in this post, and it keeps spitting it out! A quick guess - tail lamp on a Bearcat?

 

[T Bolt]

It is a tail lamp, but not on a Bearcat. A bit bigger that that.
Heres a few more shots. A bit wider angle.

 

[Geedee]

Curtis Commando ?

 

[T Bolt]

No not a C-46

 

[Soundbreaker Welch?]

Brewster Buffalo?

 

[Airframes]

Can't remember the name, but the airliner version based on the B17 - Boeing Stratoliner I think?

 

[T Bolt]

That's it Terry! Boeing 307

 

[Airframes]

Beautiful looking bird, I always thought. I'll be back when I've found something!
OK, got one. Try this for now.

 

[buffnut453]

Is it an Oxford?

 

[Airframes]

Sure is! Well done - didn't take long, that one!

 

[Astaldo711]

Damn you're good!

 

[norab]

OK lets see if we can get rolling again

 

[T Bolt]

The P-80 at the Air Space Museum in DC