Game: Guess the airplane type!

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 08 Apr 2006, 15:50

I am disappointed, i wanted someone to fall in the trap saying "MD-11"

Anyway! Congratulation!

your turn

fokker_f27 · Post by **fokker_f27** » 08 Apr 2006, 15:59

Good luck!

EHAM · Post by **EHAM** » 08 Apr 2006, 16:25

This one is too easy. Just take a look at airliners.net and look for "Howard Cargill". On page 3 you'll find this pic, which is an RAF Tornado F3, ZG770, taken at Leuchars, at sept 11 2004.

Grtz,

fokker_f27 · Post by **fokker_f27** » 08 Apr 2006, 16:40

Aw, why is everybody cheating?

Ok, your turn...

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 08 Apr 2006, 16:42

it's not cheating, you leave too many hints...

EHAM · Post by **EHAM** » 08 Apr 2006, 20:27

Here's the next pic:

Grtz,

cessna152pilot · Post by **cessna152pilot** » 09 Apr 2006, 06:42

Boeing Stearman?

EHAM · Post by **EHAM** » 09 Apr 2006, 12:03

cessna152pilot wrote:Boeing Stearman?

Yes it is.

Your turn cessna152pilot.

cessna152pilot · Post by **cessna152pilot** » 10 Apr 2006, 05:31

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744rules · Post by **744rules** » 10 Apr 2006, 08:37

cockpit of the space shuttle

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 10 Apr 2006, 11:00

@cessna: Geat Picture

Congratulation 744rules, you are probably right

I should have said it first

as i am a massive space shuttle fan!

744rules · Post by **744rules** » 10 Apr 2006, 13:28

@ovostar

feel free to post new picture

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 11 Apr 2006, 15:08

THANK YOU 744rules !!!!

so here is the next pic:

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 12 Apr 2006, 10:44

Mustang ...

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 12 Apr 2006, 13:22

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 12 Apr 2006, 14:03

U made me research...I hope im right now

Is it a

VOUGHT F4U CORSAIR

The XF4U-1 first went aloft on May 1, 1940 and five months later flew the 45 miles between Stratford and Hartford, Connecticut at a speed of 405 miles per hour, becoming the first production aircraft to exceed 400 mph in level flight. Over the next 11 years over 12,500 F4Us were built.

During World War II the Corsair saw service in the Pacific Theater. The distinctive sound caused by air entering the wing-root engine air inlets earned it the nickname of "Whistling Death".

The big fighter remained in service throughout the Korean War, where it gained a sterling reputation for delivering ordnance with great accuracy. The Corsair was a fighter that could not be treated lightly. In a turning fight below 350 knots, MiG-15 pilots could find themselves in big trouble very quickly and treated the Corsair with respect.

Ovostar · Post by **Ovostar** » 12 Apr 2006, 14:05

No, i'm sorry!

i give you a hint:

it's a british plane

airazurxtror · Post by **airazurxtror** » 12 Apr 2006, 14:45

Bristol Beaufort ?

cessna152pilot · Post by **cessna152pilot** » 17 Apr 2006, 05:00

It is a Bristol Beaufighter and since Ovostar is not responding, feel free to post the next picture.