Guess that Plane! Resurrection!

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All I can think of is a U-21 Ute, but the tail's sitting too low to the ground and the enine cowlings are too small. :ouch:

I think you've ot me beaten here Duke. đź‘Ť
 
All right, I'll give it: it's a Cessna 310. In military guise it was the L-27A or later the U-3A.

Somebody else post one up!
 
Because this thread needs a bump...

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I had no idea what it was, so maybe it's difficult enough. :D :dunce:
 
Ooooh, I know that one. Is that a Bede 4?
 
Yep, a Bede BD-4.


So far most of my planes have been guessed first time. :lol:
 
Damn I dragged that one out of the bottom of my memory! I didn't notice the side of the cowling until just now. :lol:

Post another one up, j-o.
 
This thread needs reviving... I took the freedom to do it, sorry jammyozzy.

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The plane is very easy, but recognizing it from this picture might be a bit harder. Just a walk in the park for aircraft enthusiasts though. :)
 
Vought F4U Corsair?

if i'm right, throw another one up there Greycap
 
Yep, it can't be said in a more correct way than you did. đź‘Ť For the future, when you know the answer, it's your turn to post the next one. :)

 
I'm sorry about the small picture, I removed the linking by mistake. Now it's a normal thumbnail, click to enlarge. :)

And no, not an Il-2 but that was about as close as you can get without the right answer.
 
Il-10?
 
And he scooorrreeesss! Post one up. :)
 
Alright.. I gotta find one that's worthy.:dopey:
 
Greycap will get this one in a split second:
 
Damn! Image Shack gave me a million popups with that!

I do believe that's a Vickers Vimy.

[edit] Actually, perhaps not. Gonna have to think a bit. Handley-Page?
 
Well, you got the manufacturer...
 
Well, it's got to be a 100 or a 400, so I'll go with 100.
 
Nope. I didn't read it as being an H.P.100...

the H.P. 100 was supposed to be a delta winged supersonic bomber, and I don't think what I posted could break the sound barrier. But, it would give the pitz a run for it's money.:dopey:
 
No there is an older version of the 100. I believe it has 2 engines to the 400's 4 engines, but I'm going on memory here.
 
I'll take your word for it, but, I'm 100% sure the Handley-Page site said the plane I posted is not an H.P. 100.

(it's the last H.P. Biplane bomber if I'm not mistaken)
 
Well, in that case, I go with the 400.
 
I don't think it's the O/100 or the O/400, the tail looks wrong.
 
you guys like planes, well, if you go onto google earth, go to honunlulu, in the south west, there is a triangla that is brighter than the rest, zoom in, and on the ground, you can see the shadow of an overpassing light aircraft
 
nope, It IS a Handley-Page, but not an O/100 or O/400.
 
Aah, it's 3 engined! I thought that right hand prop was in the wrong place.

Is it a Handley Page 43?
 
3 engined? No, it's two engined.

I'll conclude this, It's an H.P. 38 Heyford. Someone post one up. :)
 
After a long while, here goes:



Continuing on the "wires and canvas" path. :)
 
Se-4?
 
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