Silhouette challenge
 

Hi all, not visited here for a while. I've been working on a new 'name the a/c' to test your skills. This time, no pic of the a/c just the silhouette.

Good luck...............

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b9/dazdaz1/jet005.jpg

Dassaut Etendard.

It won't work. Some of us still have all those books.. :}:}

Ahhhhhhh foiled again!!!!!!!!!! Well done Sir. I'll be back soon (today) with another challenge

Daz

I'm trying my best. Without books, name this a/c.......

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b9/dazdaz1/1006.jpg

OK
 

Fiat G-91T

Fiat GR91

http://planeviews.co.uk/id139.htm

Who needs books? :}

Diesel Addict...........Spot on!!!! Actually the correct model designation is...
G.91T but who am I to argue.

Having said that? For a further 10 points....What was the; Power plant?

OK again
 

Bristol Siddeley Orpheus - Dr. Hooker's own

dazdaz, visit dauntless-soft/AviaQuiz for more fun.

Wasn't there also a G.91Y with two J85s?

Diesel addick spot on:ok: EvansSB, I know, but I'm trying so hard to 'fox' you people. I'm gobsmacked as to the collective knowledge on here. I think I might have found a 'chink' non mil. The last post for today, good luck..........

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b9/dazdaz1/2.jpg

Cessna T37 [I think]
watp,iktch

Cessna model 407 ??

Strikemaster :O


(hey I was up for the G91, having once made the airfix kit)

Chiglet.....Spot on:ok: I'll get you guys/gals one day.

Footnote; The book I've been using, 'The Observer's book of Aircraft' compiled by William Green. 1961 edition. Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd.

In the words of Arnie........I'll be back.

Here is one:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...silhouette.jpg

Douglas C-74 Globemaster I. The civilian version, had it been built, would have been called the DC-7.

Liffy is correct. It is a Douglas C-74. Your turn.