Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Furball on July 04, 2003, 11:20:11 AM
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im determined to catch you all out....
if you get this one... im gonna keep getting harder ones til i win!! bwahaha
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/ah_71_1057335695.jpg)
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you couldnt post it bigger?..
ill take a pop at b24..
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C-87
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Furball your gonna be hard pressed to stump some of the guys on this board.
I've only managed to stump everyone once, and that was my name this person thread a few posts down the from this one.
other than that I have no shrecking clue what that plane is :)
can say for sure it's not a b-24 or a c-87 though ;)
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it must be a cargo plane
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Looks like a Hercules powered Halifax, possibly a C.Mk.VI or VII.
My regards,
Widewing
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Could be Avro York C mkII...
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Hi Dr. Zhivago,
>Could be Avro York C mkII...
Actually, I think it's a standard Avro York C.I - the large dark spinner with the specular light just give the wrong impression of being a radial engine with spinner-less hub.
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
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You guys are really good ... yep, the Avro York (no, I didn't start the thread, wait for the verification from Furball).
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see what I mean furball ;)
take a close look at the cockpit
though this one seems to be a different variant than the one you posted, no stardome (what do you call that dome anyways? it's for navigation at night right?)
(http://www2.freepichosting.com/Images/29252/35.jpg)
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Hi Pugg,
>no stardome (what do you call that dome anyways? it's for navigation at night right?)
Astrodome, for celestial navigation - the navigator will use a sextant under the astrodome to fix his position with the help of the stars just like the old-time sailors did.
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
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Thanks Hohun, I was 90% sure what it was used for, I just couldn't remember the name
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Wtg! yup, Avro York it is!
Gonna be on the lookout for a harder one. I tried to give you a bit of a clue by including the engine on this one, one good way of recognising it.