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Almost done, two more after this

SBC-2 (?)  Supposedly the only one of its kind flying

Warhawk again

Zero

Bearcat

The spit again

The P-39 again, it was shaking with power


TWO MORE I SWEAR!  One post for just the DC-3, then a few more museum shots

Ooh a Kingfisher. Nice.

And I don't think that last one is a P-39..

..P-39s look like this;
http://www.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/ ... ts/P39.jpg

DOH!  Sun is messing me up

Its a P-36!

Jakemaster...face on FIRE forgot sunscreen

So many beautiful warbirds (especially Spitfires)

Lovely looking Spit and Warhawk

I have trouble thinking this is a P-36..........    ???

By the same token, I have no idea what it may be, other than something modified or very rare indeed....

I have trouble thinking this is a P-36..........    ???

By the same token, I have no idea what it may be, other than something modified or very rare indeed....

I think they're right in saying it's a P-36 Ken... have a look at this photo here and compare it with Jake's photo
Nice shots Jake!

I think they're right in saying it's a P-36 Ken... have a look at this photo here and compare it with Jake's photo

It isn't a P-36 - its a fighter type derivative of the Harvard/Texan - and I can't for the life of me remember what its called...

Here we go. It's the NA-50/NA-68, aka the P-64...

http://www.airventure.de/oshkosh05/warbirds_static_1/osh05_na50_repl_0515.jpg

[quote]Ooh a Kingfisher. Nice.

Not a Kingfisher... Jake was right (that time), it's a Helldiver. Look here, and note the #32 on the tail:

http://www.sb2chelldiver.org/

No center float, different tail, etc.


AMAZING set, BTW, Jake!!!  :o  

No question on the Helldiver at all....

If this LINK is correct, I have trouble agreeing with the P-64 claim.....that cowl and back end are giving me headaches !


Here is another link verifying the cross type numbers which have been associated with the mystery A/C

I have trouble agreeing with the P-64 claim.....that cowl and back end are giving me headaches !


Here is another link verifying the cross type numbers which have been associated with the mystery A/C

Investigation via google will show lots of variations over the years in common with the development of the T-6. The pics I've posted of Harvard Mk 1s in the other thread (and another NA50/P-64) should convince you that it really is an P-64. If I didn't think it was one I wouldn't have posted it! I have a spotters reputation to uphold!

I have a spotters reputation to uphold!

Ask Mark about mine..........