Guess that Plane! Resurrection!

[superberkut]

I forgot the rule was one guess...

DH75 it is. At least it sounds like one of us (with 91hondawagon) has the right answer.

 

[Duke]

Well, you had it first, but you went with the wrong one there.

Whichever one of you reads this first, post one up.

 

[91hondawagon]

Then it's got to be the DH80, then.

 

[Duke]

Yes, it does. Post one up!

 

[L_Hamilton]

Guess both..

 

[91hondawagon]

Hey it was my turn!

But anyway, an F6F Hellcat and an F8F Bearcat.

Too easy !

 

[L_Hamilton]

Hey it was my turn!

But anyway, an F6F Hellcat and an F8F Bearcat.

Too easy !

LOL

Next plane?

 

[Duke]

LOL

Next plane?

Yeah, posting the aircraft is reserved for the first person to correctly answer...

 

[L_Hamilton]

Yeah, posting the aircraft is reserved for the first person to correctly answer...

O..I didn't know that. Sorry..

 

[91hondawagon]

All right, here you go:

 

[Duke]

Clearly Russian; it looks like a true amphibian rather than an ecranoplan, probably an Illyushin something-or-other. Beyond that I can't get without resorting to Google.

 

[Serge.D]

Beriev Bartini VVA 14.

 

[Duke]

Beriev Bartini VVA 14.

Like I said, I can't do any better without resorting to Google...

 

[Serge.D]

Next one.
I hope it's not to easy.

 

[L_Hamilton]

Morane Saulnier L ?

Halberstadt D.II ?

 

[Serge.D]

Nope.

 

[L_Hamilton]

Taube

 

[Serge.D]

Taube

Etrich Taube. 👍

 

[L_Hamilton]

Etrich Taube. 👍

Finally..hehe..tough one indeed..

 

[Leonidae]

My first thought was Defiant, but Defiant looks more like a Hurricane and has only one engine.. but I swear, I've seen or read about this one before.

 

[superberkut]

Avro Anson?

 

[Leonidae]

yeah, that's it.. bugger, I knew it, I've seen it before..

 

[L_Hamilton]

Avro Anson?

Anson A4-9 👍

 

[Duke]

All right, super, your go!

 

[superberkut]

Groovy. This is an easy one.

 

[Duke]

P51-A. Allison powered. Indeed, easy, but interesting.

 

[Leonidae]

older American planes are bit tricky to fly in CFS3. For example the P40 "Flying Tiger" from AvHistory.. I can't but wonder how they managed to shoot anything down with that thing. it's slow, heavy feeling and stalls easily..

 

[91hondawagon]

Really? I'd always heard that the P-40 was very nimble and agile, especially at lower altitudes. It might just be Microsoft's physics engine, though.

Ready for the next one!

 

[superberkut]

Actually, no. Any next guess is too easy, though.

 

[Greycap]

Quite a specific one... basically a Mustang but technically not, rather an A-36A Apache, the dive bomber version of the P-51A distinguished by the dive brakes on the wings.