Name the plane

[Tim Inder]

Ricky, still confused by the 262 pic - you said it might not be what we thought it was.
What else did you think we'd think it was? (if you follow!)

[Ricky Storm]

Tim/Gainesy

Sorry about that Tim, just thought I'd throw a 'red herring' in.
Gainesy; Your spot on with the skids/trolley >>>>>>>>>



Gainesy; Where would they fit the pacts on the 323-s ?...............

[BEagle]

The 8 rocket packs were fitted below the no.1 and no. 6 engines and also on the extreme outboard sections of the centre wing panels outboard of the engines:

[Ricky Storm]

BEagle

Thanks for the info Sir, I never knew that.

RS

[Ricky Storm]

Real test

You guys up to now have done brill, but I think this photo of a flight panel might catch you out, Name the plane>>>>>>>>>>>

[forget]

...............Caravelle.

[Ricky Storm]

Forget

Good try, but no. Will post part of the flight deck in the next couple of days.

[jabberwok]

I suspect a Comet 1 from the ceiling padding

[Ricky Storm]

Jabberwok

Well done sir you win. Found this link from a WII 109 pilot you guys might find it interesting.

http://www.bf109.com/stigler.html

RC

[Tiger_mate]

I thought visitors to this thread may be interested in this photograph I came across whilst checking out aircraft for the "What cockpit" thread. You dont need an A level in aircraft recce to guess, but it is a bl00dy good conversion IMHO.

[twenty eight]

Ok lets see how good you people are.
What aircraft is this.

[twenty eight]

Oh come on some must know.
Hint made by Boeing just before WW2 and still in existence.

[diginagain]

Stear-mum.......?

[jabberwok]

Lady be Good?

I can't see any aircraft on the apron though..