Guess the aircraft

As you knowledgable types out there knew all along, even without the aid of my terrible puns, it’s a Tipsy Trainer; G-AFSC, here pictured at Panshanger a couple of years ago.

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very possibly but its still fun haha

It’s European rather than American, it’s certainly a Trainer, and the solution is a wee bit inebriated.

(Axel – do you get the impression we’re the only two people looking at this thread ?)

could it be one of the PT series of trainer so somthing like the PT-16 pt-14 ETC

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Stearman is correct, Axel – if you need any tips for the cockpit picture, all I will say is that you could probably wear trainers flying this aircraft (and for those of you who know the answer, apologies for the terrible pun).

second would appear to be a stearman don’t know if I have spelt that correctly first one however im not sure of

just anyone post

Right, try these two – one is very easy, the other is quite simple

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just anyone post

Suggest WP as he got the first correct answer. I also have a few tricky ones in mind, having had a look thru’ some of my pix.

now we have a problem, who is going to post next

Airbus A380 ?

bingo

Airbus A380 ?

lynx is correct but the other is not an antonov of any sort.

here is the full picture of the lynx

Axel
Without reference to any sources of info, I would hazard a guess that the tail boom belongs to a Merlin helicopter. The multi-bogied undercart suggests one of those big Antonov jobbies – am I heading in the right direction ?

I thought the tail boom was a Lynx and the undercarriage was an An 124

Axel
Without reference to any sources of info, I would hazard a guess that the tail boom belongs to a Merlin helicopter. The multi-bogied undercart suggests one of those big Antonov jobbies – am I heading in the right direction ?

Sorry, Axel and Sideslip, my attention was diverted by a new pay-as-you-go smartphone gobbling up all my credit without me being aware of it.
It is indeed an Ercoupe – this one built by Alon in 1966 – see pic below. Alon were absorbed into Mooney the following year. I’ll have to search through my older pix to find something harder for you guys to ponder.

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this take alot of thinking and a tiny bit of research for me to figure it out it was hard

well guess its my turn that did take some thinking this one i hope will be harder than my first one that was guessed straight away but this one will probably turn out to be very easy, i am also posting two see who can get them haha

Regal91 – Unless Axel-Edwards is right it doesn’t look as if anyone is going to get that one, so what is it?

Sorry, Axel and Sideslip, my attention was diverted by a new pay-as-you-go smartphone gobbling up all my credit without me being aware of it.
It is indeed an Ercoupe – this one built by Alon in 1966 – see pic below. Alon were absorbed into Mooney the following year. I’ll have to search through my older pix to find something harder for you guys to ponder.

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Regal91 – Unless Axel-Edwards is right it doesn’t look as if anyone is going to get that one, so what is it?

is it possible a 1946 ercoupe 415D