Guess the aircraft thread!

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dammit, my mate showed me that a while ago. And now I can't remember it.
 
Because the Germans did a lot of bizarre stuff during WWII, particularly near the end.
 
Neon, 👍 on the identification of the Frenchie. Impressive stuff.

EDIT: I remember seeing a pic of that in one of my books. Made by Blom and Voss? Need a more precise model?

EDIT/EDIT: A BV-141 ;)
 
See how quickly this one is identified :trouble:
 
All right, first pass is something British, maybe Vickers or Avro. Not elegant enough for a DeHavilland product. Defintiely made in the mid '30s, though.
 
Bloch 210. A French inter war bomber that was obsolete by the time the Germans invaded.
 
I'll buy that. Mike?
 
Originally posted by neon_duke
I'll buy that. Mike?
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Surely do. Either Evo can go or Duke, just to keep the game fluid :)
 
Allright, how about this:
 

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Oooo. I may actually stand a chance on this one.

Northrop?
 
Is it that new plane that has direction nozzle over the engine outlet that gives it super-mobility? I know the F22 is the main proponent of that but i am sure I remember a single turbine plane having the same thing.
 
Eurofighter?

oh well I know nothing about planes..
 
At first look, it appears to be similar to the T-38 trainer, but the dual tails is different from the T-38...
 
...and it doesn't appear to have thrust vectoring equipment out back. Hrm, this is going to take a little thought.
 
It isn't a fighter or a trainer (look at the pilots in the cockpit to get a feel for the plane's size)
 
Well in that case it's probably one of those private jet fighters you can buy...

That means I have no clue exactly what it is.
 
I've soooo seen that plane before! I can't put a name on it.
 
Bede Jet Corporation's BD-10

Yay!
 
Good stuff Viper. I just confirmed it 👍

Your turn then.
 
Let's see how good you are with aircraft markings.
 

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I'm guessing its not a F-15 Eagle?

Edit: It is a F-15, isnt it?
 
:lol:
 
Do you want the plane or the markings identified?

:confused:
 
It is a specific plane. I need the specific name.
 
Boeing F-15E Strike Eagle.

It doesnt have military tail codes, so is either special function or retired.
 
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