Ok, this time I have got it right. No more right-click sneaking a peak at the file name! :diablo:
Some of these are hard to find online, so some of the pics are not the best, but good luck! I am looking for the fighter designations here.
By: GDL - 13th September 2004 at 13:29
You are welcome Rankl! You did great with this quiz. I will be cooking up another one soon enough.
By: Rankl Jarda - 13th September 2004 at 11:16
Thank you, Glenn
By: GDL - 13th September 2004 at 11:00
Ok, I will give it to you. It is the Romano R-110.
By: Rankl Jarda - 13th September 2004 at 10:22
Last chance : S.N.C.A.O. 600. All my documentation of France planes, I´m landing for my friend. I´m to use of my memory only. France planes are not my hobby.
By: GDL - 13th September 2004 at 07:59
Ok, last chance! Clue for this last one, No.4. It was the loser in a French competition.
By: GDL - 12th September 2004 at 05:37
Still not right Rankl. Sorry.
By: Rankl Jarda - 11th September 2004 at 18:20
Right – of course (one very nice typist´s error again).
By: Rankl Jarda - 11th September 2004 at 18:11
But Dewoitine D.750 is righr? :confused:
By: GDL - 11th September 2004 at 09:15
That more or less sums it up. 🙂
But No.4 is still to go.
By: Rankl Jarda - 11th September 2004 at 09:01
Sorry, but old mark this machine is realy BB-22. BB-22 is reconnaissace bomber and is it predecessor new heavy fighter I-29 (I- istrebitěl = fighter).
I-29 have two 20 mm cannons under bow. Mark this machine is changing of I-29 to Jak-2, but under construction on bomber his mark is Jak-4. USSR build 600 planes Jak-2/Jak-4, but one prototyp R-12/I-29 only.
By: GDL - 10th September 2004 at 22:25
Rankl,
No.1 is close, but what was the fighter version originally called? Like the Pe-2, the Yak-4 was originally designed as a fighter. No.2 is right. It looks like the Pe-2/3, but it was a twin-engined heavy escort fighter, but never produced.
By: Rankl Jarda - 10th September 2004 at 12:57
Sorry :
1. Yakovlev Jak-4 (BB-22)
2. Polikarpov TIS (A)
By: GDL - 10th September 2004 at 11:45
Welcome of Czech republic :
1. Polikarpov TIS
2. Petljakov Pe-2I
3. I.Ae.30 Namcú
4. Dewoitine D.770
5. Ro.57
6 MiG DIS
7. S.M.91
Welcome! No.3, 5, 6 and 7 correct. Keep going on the rest. 🙂
By: Rankl Jarda - 10th September 2004 at 09:24
Welcome of Czech republic :
1. Polikarpov TIS
2. Petljakov Pe-2I
3. I.Ae.30 Namcú
4. Dewoitine D.770
5. Ro.57
6 MiG DIS
7. S.M.91
By: paulc - 10th September 2004 at 07:03
Pic no2 lookes like a Tupolev Tu2 ‘Buck’ – the glazed area under the nose was to allow the pilot to see ahead when on the ground.
By: Dog House Ldr. - 10th September 2004 at 03:33
Is that color picture of the Russian twin engine a Petlaykov Pe-3? :confused:
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