Aircraft picture quiz

Ahhhh, Very French

1. We've had this one before, I think
2. Sud-Est SE.3101
3. I'll think about this one.... Thinking Amiot perhaps
4. Koolhoven F.K.55 (but not French)
5. Dassault MD-312 Flamant

add more, Waynos must be kidnapped by terrorists again

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Waynos, now, I can use Tinypic again, do u still remember the first time you give me this upload website?
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considering relaunching this thread shortly so here's a bump to see if anyone is interested.

(btw, the top photo above is the Ago Kurier, the middle one I do not know and the third bears a resemblance to the Grumman Guardian but looks wrong somehow, as if it has been messed with?)

[edit on 12-2-2007 by waynos]

I would say the third picture is a Douglas BTD Destroyer. Note the cranked wing. The picture almost looks as if it is a taildragger, but closer inspection shows it has tricycle gear.

The identity of the second picture eludes me too.

Cheers,

Indrek

Criticism is easy, accomplishment is difficult

Hi Guys,

I've been staying away from this site, as I picked up a nasty virus from it when logging out - I hope that's been cleared !!

No.2 is the Horton Wingless, a creation from the USA and not involving the German Horton Brothers - details on Aerofiles.

Indrek, are you the person of that name who plays the Slovak and UK quizzes ?

The Winged Wombat


[edit on 1/3/07 by The Winged Wombat]

Yes, I attempt the quizes you mentioned. I have also found another called Avia Quiz - Name that plane. A recent one in the last quiz stumped me because I had never before seen a picture of a fairey Seal with an engine cowl. Doh!

Cheers,

Indrek

Criticism is easy: achievement is difficult. W.S.Churchill

Hi Indrek,

It's Bill Lines here. Pleased to meet you. I often wonder who the people doing the quizzes are.

I came across that quiz myself about a week ago. I picked the Fairey Seal as a Fairey product as it looked to me to have a family resemblence to the Swordfish and Putnam's Fairey Aircraft Since.... provided the final identification.

The Winged Wombat

Hi Bill,

Thanks for the reply. I had not grasped the significance of the wombat reference in your avatar, but I now realise it is because you are in Oz.

I will be in Melbourne next December to visit my daughter and her family. Of course, Australia is a big country, and for all I know you may live in Perth or Darwin.

I am currently on vacation in Florida, and consequently do not have access to my aviation books. This means I am reduced to Google and the web for my research. I spotted the resemblance to the Swordfish too, but did not follow through as thorughly as I should have done. Oh well.

Cheers,

Indrek

Criticism is easy; accomplishment is difficult. W.S.Churchill

Hi Indrek,

I was born in Melbourne, and while I've lived in many places around Australia (including Perth and Darwin), I'm currently living in the small town of Wodonga - 300 km / 180 miles north of Melbourne on the Victoria / New South Wales border.

So perhaps we can get together and compare reference libraries over an ale or two while you're here !

Good luck for the 17th and 18th,

The Winged Wombat

Hi Bill,

I checked out the Wodonga web site. The town looks very nice.

According to Google maps it is about a four hour drive from my daughter's place in Olinda, so I may be able to make a visit, provided I can convince my wife that it would be a good idea!

Cheers,

Indrek

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4 me go ahead t here are really interesting picture athat I never knew
Regards:
Jorge