Airframes
Benevolens Magister
B-47?
The What is it? Game (5 Viewers)
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oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
Thanks, you are a big help... 
B-36? (doing this the hard way.... )
Terry Banged It! I knew you would when you guessed 52! Good on ya!
It was taken last summer at the 8th Airforce Museum in Georgia...if you wanna see the whole thing, visit their website! Ha!
It was taken last summer at the 8th Airforce Museum in Georgia...if you wanna see the whole thing, visit their website! Ha!
Thanks bud! He and his sister are the best things I ever built! (though I did have some help...)
oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
Know what you mean.. if you think they're great (and of course they are) wait until (if and or when) they produce... grandkids are the absolute best!
All the fun and none of the pain (well mostly none... )
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
I have absolutely no idea.
oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
Think it's an engine fairing on a multiengine aircraft... seen looking forward from the wing's trailing edge?
I'm going to say C-47 though I believe the wing root to fuse fairing is much larger...
T Bolt
Colonel
probably wrong, but I'll say Zero
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
No flush riveting
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
It's not an engine fairing, Stratocruiser or C47. Neither is it a Zero. First clue, it's twin-engined.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Need another clue chaps? OK, it's not American, English or French, and it's post WW2 ......
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
huh...something just doesn't look right about that photo...it appears to be the wing root, but those rivets on the trailing edge don't look right...you've tossed out a dang good challenge, Terry!!
This is gonna take some work...
This is gonna take some work...
woljags
Staff Sergeant
i was thinking it was one of the later Yak Russian trainers but the twin engine bit has now thrown me
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Another clue, repeated from the first post - what you are seeing, is not what you probably think it is!
oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
Yes, it looks like a trailing edge of a wing or horizontal stabilizer but the split in the upper and lower surface as you look toward the lower right of the photo is confusing me. It could be russian but the paint isn't applied thickly enough based on a single Mig 23 I once saw. This appears to be a beautifully applied paint scheme. I'm gonna need more help or just stand on the sidelines rooting for the competition.
