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Old 24th Jul 2021, 08:08
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Now that IS ugly


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Old 24th Jul 2021, 08:15
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My eyes, my eyes! That Loening C2 designer must've had some strange mushrooms...
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Old 24th Jul 2021, 23:43
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Leoning C-2H - apparently one of two for the US Navy - XHL-1.
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Old 25th Jul 2021, 03:11
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Have a go on this one:


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Old 25th Jul 2021, 12:01
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C-82/C-119...?
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Old 25th Jul 2021, 18:28
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Neither, sorry.

Hint: These had been modified to fully pressurized fuselage.
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Old 25th Jul 2021, 19:17
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Neither, sorry.

Hint: These had been modified to fully pressurized fuselage.
Does that make it a Canadair 4?

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Old 25th Jul 2021, 21:56
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Looks to me to be a twin.....
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Old 26th Jul 2021, 04:48
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Yes, it's a twin. The Canadair is a tad too big, these were intended as exec transports, hence the fully pressurized fuselage was done. The modification included DC-6 flat windows in the cockpit.
On a side note: the DC6 seems to have been a popular organ donor for multitude of projects, this had many parts from a six as did the Canadair!
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Old 26th Jul 2021, 05:21
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On Mark Marksman?
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Old 26th Jul 2021, 08:20
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On Mark Marksman?
well done! The changes are quite massive as originally these were A26 Invaders. Only 8 conversions made, of which two were delivered to Air America, of which only one saw any action in SE Asia. Apparently it was more often misidentified on the ground as an armed military aircraft causing missions to fail. As the fuselage was pressurized, they changed longer nose on to it to create luggage compartment.

Heres a few pics inside. And a pic of one that still exists in somewhat poor condition, but shows the modifications from Invader rather well.

Noyade, all yours!




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Old 26th Jul 2021, 23:33
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Thanks Beamr.
Another interior/cockpit shot - but with less wood paneling and room than the Marksman.
Only five built.



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Old 28th Jul 2021, 00:35
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USA.
Pusher-prop.
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Old 29th Jul 2021, 20:33
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Pusher-prop.
The AASI Jetcruzer fits the bill but I could not find any cabin picture to confirm.
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Old 29th Jul 2021, 21:08
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Nicely done Bear - over to you.
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Old 29th Jul 2021, 21:32
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Thanks Noyade,

Next challenge


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Old 31st Jul 2021, 14:49
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Hopefully this will push the challenge along ...
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Old 31st Jul 2021, 16:56
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Hopefully this will push the challenge along ...
That certainly gave at least 44 hints
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Old 31st Jul 2021, 20:20
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It is NOT a Robbie 44
That looks different:



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Old 31st Jul 2021, 22:16
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It is NOT a Robbie 44
Quite right. The aircraft in the challenge climbs more like a homesick angel.
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