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food for my k-4... ^^
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Beautiful Picture! Thats going as my Background Right Now! |
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Oh oh please sir i know!
Hawker Hurricane. |
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Only the most beautiful aircraft ever made, and in that particular colour and markings of 17 squadron RAF, 1940, of pilot officer harold bird-wilson who had 6 confirmed kills in the battle of britain. He was shot down over the thames though on the 24th september 1940, becoming adolf gallands 4oth victim :( he survived the shooting down and lived on until his death in august 2000 aged 80 :( |
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Fixed it for you. |
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cheers for correction. |
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Something from roswell new mexico? Ive no idea lol. |
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Worth a shot. haha
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Very true... very true indeed :P
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Are clues alowed? saying that if i gave a clue you would more than likely get it straight away by doing a search
Maybe i should just wait to see if someone else has an idea of what it is |
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I thought that at first but got thrown off by what i thought was an american flag on the tail fin (mirrored image, hence it being back to front).
Glad someone got it haha. |
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Alright let's see if this works, few easy ones lol.
http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/a...mr/NiceTry.jpg http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/a...WM_Duxford.jpg http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/a...amr/Bomber.jpg |
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Its a 109 replica (body of a 109 but engine is not a dailer benz) the second is a fielser (storch) the harrier jump jet of its day haha :D |
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And yeh the Storch which with a strong headwind can land vertically or even backwards lol |
bf109 a/b ?
fieseler storch? he111 b1 ? damn, too late... |
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Heinkel??
where's the Heinkel?? edit - ah i see it. I thought for some reason that was your sig. :( my fault. Good call :D |
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this was fast... ^^
your turn |
http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/a...r_amr/PDBH.jpg
Not sure if this may be allowed, but it's a bit of a favourite. |
prototy of he-162?
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but the original he-162 have a different cockpit...
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Nope, it's not the He-162 Volksjäger.
Only one prototype was completely constructed I believe. It was imagined as a jet powered successor to the Stuka, and the pilot lays in a prone position to better withstand g-forces. This also gave it a reduced frontal area, so it was planned to use it as an interceptor as calculations showed that the probability of being hit by defensive guns was largely a function of this. |
but the rest was borrowed from th he-162
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try this
http://tinyurl.com/ylb4khc |
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Arado Ar-80? |
nope
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Heinkel He 118?
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nope
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Is it an early Stuka? The Junkers prototypes had similar undercarriage fairings but not much else is similar.
Mine was the Henschel Hs 132 by the way |
sorry thought yours had been "got".
and n. |
Looks like a combo of Stuka and early supermarine design. Not being a Stuka, is it an early RJ Mitchell design ? (looks kinda like RR exhaustoutlets)
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Got it ! Supermarine 224 from early 1930´s ?
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Edit: Nope scratch that, i didnt think i could click on it to make it bigger. its got to be the FW-190 |
fw190 and guessing an A8
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FW 190, correct subtype will determine next post, Haitch40 or Spitfire23 :rolleyes:
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http://nor-dt.no/gul16/ Click menu for more options........ And use this for translation..... http://translate.google.com/# You guys better battle for the next post ;) |
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the top one i think is the He-111 Zwilling?
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The second must be a ME 262 without engines and nosepart ?
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Here is a model of it to get a better look. http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/a...teyr_amr/2.jpg |
ME 309 ?
I why is that one not in BoP :rolleyes: |
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I think there were only about 4 prototypes constructed. It underperformed during trails and the Fw-190 was the better option at the time. Not that you would think it from playing Birds of Prey mind you. |
the bottom one is a henschel hs 126
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They do look like Japanese P40's indeed!!
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P-40 Warhawks captured by the Japs yes.
Imagine having that familiar silhouette approaching you, then it opens fire :eek::eek::eek: |
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American pilot 2 - Don't worry their P40's their on our side :D American pilot 1 - You sure? their coming down pretty fast!! American pilot 2 - Yeah its fine, trust me. Dont wor....... American pilot 1 - Oh bugger!! |
Hows about this?
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A strange plane?:)
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Doblhoff wn 16
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nope not a Fairey.
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Miles Hawk Trainer.
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A nice yellow one!:grin:
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Miles Magister!!!
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Got it this time!:grin:
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this man knows his onions
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Heres one evryone should be able to get, but it's gunna be your last chance ;) lol
*edit, pics a bit big, click the popout |
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From that little image, its gotta be that phantom they crashed into the wall, ive seen that video hundreds of times ;) |
its an f4 phantom always know that plane from the tail section
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Keeping it alive
http://im.videosearch.rediff.com/thu...hRekbtRpU0.gif |
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lol thats the one |
@soviet...
a.w.41 albemarle ? |
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ahh, not british. french...
amiot 350 ? |
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nope
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As silly as this may sound.... im going to guess its a B17.
The wreck looks a mess and very compact, so it could be mistaken for a twin engined plane, but "some" parts look very much like a B17, most notably the tail fin and a little of the fuselage from the tail fin, forward. Its 4:30am though, and im tired so thats just a random guess really. Will have a proper look tomorrow afternoon :D |
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Second guess..... Maybe japanese, but then again the surrounding are doesnt look very much like it belongs in the pacific. It looks more like european type of forest... could be very wrong though. |
b17 is close, but not correct... ^^
no european forest. |
1 or 2 tailfins ? hmmmm maybe a Lockheed PV1 Ventura :rolleyes:
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Il 4 ? |
no eastern front, no european or asian war scenario.
@foz it is twin-engined |
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