Ugliest plane of WW2 continued

• Apr 13, 2005

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If you look to the botttom left of the port propellor, there seems to be some sort of small hole (a window?)

 

• Apr 13, 2005

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THATS THE DRAIN FOR THE BIDET!

 

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• Apr 13, 2005

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• Apr 13, 2005

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Remind me never to go anywhere near one of those... things

 

• Apr 14, 2005

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It would be fun at an airshow

 

• Apr 14, 2005

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Which one - the plane or the Bidet?

 

• Apr 14, 2005

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Either, but I bet the Bidet is faster, more manouverable and has better aerodynamics

What about that Fw-189C as an ugly plane contender? That cockpit is tiny

 

• Apr 14, 2005

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It's definetly a contender - It reminds me of a flying phone booth!

 

• Apr 15, 2005

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Re, The Farman F-4X, it was an open cockpit on the top of the aircraft. the windows on the front were just for downwards vision

 

• Apr 15, 2005

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Yikes, not only an ugly airplane, but an open cockpit so that everyone can see who is flying that ugly thing!

 

• Apr 15, 2005

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ONE COULD ALWAYS WEAR A WIG

 

• Apr 15, 2005

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Maybe that's the real reason they wore a helmet!

 

• Apr 15, 2005

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WITH THE GOGGLES DOWN!

 

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• Apr 15, 2005

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the lancaster kicks ass

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• Apr 16, 2005

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But let's not forget.....

 

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• Apr 17, 2005

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The pancake looks great 8)

 

• Apr 17, 2005

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It looks like it belongs in that Sky Captain movie, with Jude Law.

 

• Apr 17, 2005

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Christ it looks like two Moulinex blenders with a fairground ride in the middle They must have hired Rowan and Martin as test pilots

 

• Apr 17, 2005

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trackend said:

Christ it looks like two Moulinex blenders with a fairground ride in the middle They must have hired Rowan and Martin as test pilots

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I THINK THEY WERE TOO YOUNG AT THE TIME - ABBOT AND COSTELLO, OR MAYBE MOE LARRY (CURLY WAS THE CREW CHIEF)

 

• Apr 17, 2005

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I thought mo and larry invented the buzzard "woop woop woop" as curley would say

 

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