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ok pretty easy one
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what, a luftwaffe plane I've never seen before?! I call hax!!!!
edit: oh, it's an arado 232, you really should change the name of the pics before you host them |
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Okay dont think this one will be too taxing on the the old grey matter
![]() This one might be... [IMG] [/IMG]
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That one is very easy, Jet Provost. Not sure about the other.
Danny, is that a Me262 prototype with a prop.
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Danny NL's is the Heinkel fighter, He-99, which was in competition with the Bf-109 for the role as principle Luftwaffe fighter, during the 1930's.
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Are you sure Panzer? The He-112 was a competitor with the Bf-109, and it was a tail-wheel plane. This one seems kinda odd with a nose gear up front sharing space with a big water-cooled engine, kinda wonder how it all fit. Maybe the nose wheel tucked up into the gap left by the inverted V? I can't find anything on the He-99 except that a few flew in Spain with the Condor Legion, no pictures. Now I'm curious to learn more about it.... Last edited by flynlion; 12-02-2009 at 08:23 AM. |
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I'll tell, since everyone's moved on anyway... it was the me309. |
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Is it a lightning prototype? P1.A or something? Maybe a Short SB.5?
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