Name this plane (4 & 5)

[Fishu]

Since were at this... I'll give couple planes to guess:

first one
 

and second one, with two pictures of it
 

 

[Staga]

 

[juzz]

The bottom one is a Tempest II  

[RAM]

#1 is a He112.

#2...IAR 80?

[juzz]

Ah ha! The first one is a Pyorremyrsky, one prototype built.

[RAM]

 

Originally posted by juzz:
Ah ha! The first one is a Pyorremyrsky, one prototype built.

Since when did soviets design planes with inverted-V engines?

That plane has the v-bank of cylinders clearly inveted. Its German, a He112, or a He100.

[Jochen]

 

Since when did soviets design planes with inverted-V engines?

Wake up, Pyörremyrsky is finnish design based on Bf 109G.

 

That plane has the v-bank of cylinders clearly inveted. Its German, a He112, or a He100.

No, it's still not german.

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[juzz]

For RAM
     

He 100
   

Oh, and the bottom one IS a Finnish Myrsky(tempest), of that I am sure.

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[Sundog]

I would have guessed He-100 for the first one as well. The second one I recognized as Finnish, but not the type.

On that first design, it looks like they literally appropriated the Me-109G's nose from the firewall forward. Is that the case? If you have more information on both of those birds, please post it here, it should prove interesting. Thanks for the pics  
SD

[SageFIN]

The bottom one looks to me a little like Pyry, a Finnish training plane.

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[RAM]

 

Originally posted by juzz:
Ah ha! The first one is a Pyorremyrsky, one prototype built

The second one I dont know, the first, for sure, seems a He-100. (named it He112, as I still confuse the early and late models, as their numerals are screwed, the later model the earlier numeral, and the earlier model the later numeral  :rolleyes

Look the pics you posted of the He100, it is practically identical to the first pic Fishu posted.

The IAR80 was a wild gess, and I was 99% sure that the second pic is other plane.
And I still have no idea on wich one it is.

BTW I had no idea of that Pyorremyrsky plane   its name seemed russian to me  

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[Staga]

Juzz is right  
edit: Some links http://www.sci.fi/~ambush/faf/myrsky.html  http://www.samoloty.ip.pl/str135.htm  http://www.sci.fi/~ambush/faf/faf.html  http://www.jiop.fi/ksimuseo/vlpy.html

Good link about FAF's history: http://www.saunalahti.fi/~fta/history.htm

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[Fishu]

Ahhh.. staga, you're ruining all the fun  

[Fishu]

Plane in first image is Pyörremyrsky, like some of you knew it.
in second and third image, is Myrsky (finns tempest.. not quite like brits  )
It is actually Myrsky III, I believe
first Myrsky image is post war photo.

[juzz]

The British Hurricane is not quite like the Finns "hurricane" either...