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:
 
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. :)
 
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.
 
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, 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)
 
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
 
3 engined? No, it's two engined.

I'll conclude this, It's an H.P. 38 Heyford. Someone post one up. :)
 

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