Silhouette challenge
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Sorry, not the Me.410. nor the Junkers 288 or Ju-86D. To help narrow your focus, although the mystery aircraft was designed for the Luftwaffe, it did not see combat. The model was surpassed by a much more successful aircraft that did indeed see combat.
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Looking at many of the other suggestions , I think many of us got the aircraft as being much larger. I think this was an illusion brought about partly by the complex wing shape. To be honest I was looking for something bigger from Henschel when I fell across it!
Anyway, a very good challenge indeed Bri and many thanks for the mental exercise!
Here's my latest:
Anyway, a very good challenge indeed Bri and many thanks for the mental exercise!
Here's my latest:
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Another good try S'land but I'm afraid Mel has beaten you to the post.
A beautiful aeroplane from a fine pedigree-there are a couple preserved still in Italy. The silhouette was of the two seater ( S.7b)
Here is a photo of the single seat Ambrosini S.7.
Mel, you have control
P.S. This was incidentally an ancestor of the Aerfer Sagittario/Ariete fighters featured recently on "What Cockpit" on this site.
But that's another story.................
A beautiful aeroplane from a fine pedigree-there are a couple preserved still in Italy. The silhouette was of the two seater ( S.7b)
Here is a photo of the single seat Ambrosini S.7.
Mel, you have control
P.S. This was incidentally an ancestor of the Aerfer Sagittario/Ariete fighters featured recently on "What Cockpit" on this site.
But that's another story.................
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I am sure that I have seen this silhouette recently, but cannot remember where - old age is creeping on.
How about starting with the Tachikawa Ki-54 (civilian designation Y59)?
How about starting with the Tachikawa Ki-54 (civilian designation Y59)?
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Thanks Mel. I said that I had seen it recently, I was looking up the details of this aircraft on Monday for a friend. My memory really is going. It has been one of those weeks so far.
Anyway, here is the next challenge.
Anyway, here is the next challenge.