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Hi Guys. So now that I know I grossly underestimated all of your abilites in identifying aircraft, I've made a couple of modifications to make it more challenging. First of all, only 2 screenies at a time. Second of all, well..... you'll see. So here it is, a saturday night edition of "planespotters" experts edition. Good luck!









Don't panic, each subsequent set of 2 shots will show progressively, more easily identifyable aspects of the plane. If anyone solves it before the next set of shots are posted, I'll lose it!!


If you need clues , I'll answer some non-specific questions










Well gang, i think it's time to for you all to get out the knitting needles, shuffleboard may be an alternative!



As usual, you guys did amazing, congrats Here's the real answer:




Last question...What airports are the L-188 departing from? Drumlineramos are you there?

Dude, you're sick! - if ANYONE gets this without the other pictures......................

I for one, haven't the foggiest

Carl

Carl, you may be surprised. If someone has flown this bird often enough....

I am stomped  :-/

It has a lot of chrome on it and I noticed what appears to be a passenger window. So I am going to take a shot into the dark and ask if this is an ....

American airlines Boieng 737

Lets go with what we know:

Rear Engines.

Possibilites: BizJets, Early Airliners.....


A.

Mav..yes, definately a short-medium range passenger plane. You're a little advanced with your 737 guess. keep trying!  :)

I want to say its some type of strait turbo-prop.  ???

OK - I'm going 727

It looks like an L-188 to me...

Does anyone want to commit to their answer? Eg. It's a 737.

I guess the P-3 the navy sub hunter

I'm going with L-188, as stated earlier!

Kingair 350

Not my original guess, but I'm with CHOMP_ROCK, it's the engines that swing it in his direction

Carl

hmm, I think it's more in the bombardier section

somewhere in the CRJ 200-300 range?