Guess the aircraft thread!

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It's not a Blackjack nor a Backfire.
 
Is it the "largest fighter ever built": the Tupolev tu-28 "Fiddler-B"?

40 tonnes at take-off.
 
The picture of the Tu-28 matched Viper's exactly.
 
None. They both suck socks. Am I correct?
 
Please.
 
sea pup? I dunno why I said that, but I remember seeing something similair at the fleet air arm museum.
 
Originally posted by Mike Rotch
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C'mon. The little rudderlets mark it as a British product. The shape of the rudder and the engine nacelles make it look like a Dehavilland product roughly concurrent with the Gypsy/Tiger Moth, but a little lator, probably using two Gipsy Major engines...
 
Confirmed 👍
 
Cessna T-37.
 
Yeah, I knew I knew that one. I just couldn't pull it out of my brain.
 
Not strictly accurate.

This is a significantly different development of the T-37 Tweet.

T-37 was a trainer, this definitely is not a trainer.

And the filename "insect" is a clue. :odd:
 
It is a Cessna a-37 "Dragonfly". Isnt it?
 
That's a Sud-Quest SO 9050 Trident II
 
Actually it is a 9000, but I'll give it to you ;)
 
Ok here we go.............
 

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You left the name of the aircraft on the picture. Post another one.
 
Ah cr@p!

Ok another one..........

*edit* The one in the foreground. (or two what ever you want to call it!)

*edit2* "let's go left" "no, go right" "left" "right" "left" right" rrrriiiipppppp "aarrrrggghhh"!!!!!!
 

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Its the F/P-82 Twin Mustang.
 
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