Hmm... I was convinced it was a Bell X-1, but it seems the shape of the top of the fin is wrong and the nose isn't pointy enough... And are those intakes beside the cockpit? OK, not exactly a Bell X-1 then...
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Perhaps a change of scale is called for. How about the Douglas XB-43 Jetmaster? More particularly the (possibly unbuilt) A-43 version with eight machine guns in a solid nose.
Douglas XB-43 Jetmaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
He said it was a project.
Therefore, in my book, it wasn't built. I think it's something to do with quiet attack aircraft. |
Bingo! :)
Thanks to Ken (Skytrain10).... https://groups.google.com/forum/#!ca...ge/AOM1NaItJ1Y And please, look us over....:ok: Aircraft Identification Quiz - Google Groups I was convinced it was a Bell X-1 http://imgbin.me/image/JLPRQQRH.jpg http://imgbin.me/image/JXOKWYPZ.jpg I suggest OPEN HOUSE. |
Sorry my friends for my late,
my father went to hospital for five days,and after that,I forgot everything,yes Noyad is right,OPEN HOUSE. |
Any ideas for this, an unusual and remarkably noisy aircraft:
http://www.arachnid.co.uk/images/mysteryaircraft.jpg |
my father went to hospital for five days Any ideas for this |
Originally Posted by Noyade
(Post 8157391)
Looks like the Soko P-2 Kraguj mate?
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Thanks Kluseau!
I'll say open house for the moment... ...but in the backgound, I'm looking for a silhouette. |
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A Boeing...
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I knew it looked familiar, P-12 monoplane; XF5B-1
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Your control Karl.
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Hi Karl.
The Berliner-Joyce XF2J-1? |
The Berliner-Joyce XF2J-1? Your control Graeme. |
Thanks Karl - Open House.
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Good afternoon to everybody (or whatever the time is in your country)!
It looks tremendously like a Potez 25/47.... Cheers Carson1934 |
Very close Carson. The second aircraft of this designation looked like this:
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...ps06938394.jpg |
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