Aircraft picture quiz

Waynos,

No 3 & No 5 Correct
No 4 Incorrect.

My reference material lists No 1 as Alexeyev Project 150, but no doubt it's the same aircraft

I think that Alexeyev was the head of OKB-1 while Baade was the designer who came in from Junkers at the end of the war (I might have got that a bit confused as I haven't checked up on it)

No 4 was a complete guess because it looks like a Hiller design but the nose is all wrong.

I'm sure you're correct, I've since had a look around and there are a couple of web sites that refer to the design as by Baade at OKB-1 - it's certainly similar in layout to his airliner.

With regard to the helicopter, try Eastern Europe

I shouldn't really post this next one because it's currently on another quiz, but it has me stumped....looks rather Japanese to me


[edit on 30/4/05 by The Winged Wombat]

Thats odd, I tried to edit my last post this morning and change my guess on the helo and I never saw that it hadn't gone up as I was rushing out to watch Rotherham United lose again ( . ).

The words that went missing were ; "the only other thing it looks like to me is the CZAL Helibaby but I'm not sure"

By your reference to eastern Europe does that mean I was right?

Yep, that's it...

Zlin/Morovan (the manufacturer's name seems to be quite interchangeable) HC-2 / HC-102 Heli Baby...

Now just the aircraft with twin everything (cockpits, tail, engines....)

Five more to play:

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OK, No takers for the remaining one in the last set...... Romano R-110

New set....
1. Couzinet 27 Arc en Ciel
2. Bolkhovintinov S
3. Sud SE-2410 Grognard
4. Commonwealth CA-15 - but what is that two bladed prop all about????
5. Arkhangelskii SBB

[edit on 1/5/05 by The Winged Wombat]

Sorry, if you post some pics which couldn't check it from internet, would you please label it?
thanks a lot!

[edit on 1-5-2005 by emile]

Originally posted by The Winged Wombat
OK, No takers for the remaining one in the last set...... Romano R-110

New set....
1. Couzinet 27 Arc en Ciel
2. Bolkhovintinov S
3. Sud SE-2410 Grognard
4. Commonwealth CA-15 - but what is that two bladed prop all about????
5. Arkhangelskii SBB

1,3,4,5 correct.

2 is wrong.

2 = EKW C3603. As the Charlatans once sang "The only one I know......"

Peronemlin,

I'm intrigued by that picture of the CA-15 with a two bladed prop....

Where did the picture come from ?

Trickery & Chicanery !!!!!

I thought there was something "not quite right" with the CA-15 picture.....

Turns out that the picture is of a 1/6th flying scale model of a CA-15!!!


Check it out at www.airbornemagazine.com.au/artCA15.htm

The two bladed prop is a dead give away:shk:

Originally posted by waynos
2 = EKW C3603. As the Charlatans once sang "The only one I know......"

Correct!

Winged Wombat:

I just google for it, i didn´t realize about the propeller until you said it. Sorry...!

And here´s more:

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1. Caproni Ca.313 (Swedish B 16A)
2. Berezniac-Isaev BI-1
3. Caudron C.670
4. (What a wonderful ID angle!) - Handley Page Halifax II
5. Yatsenko I-28

Originally posted by The Winged Wombat
1. Caproni Ca.313 (Swedish B 16A)
2. Berezniac-Isaev BI-1
3. Caudron C.670
4. (What a wonderful ID angle!) - Handley Page Halifax II
5. Yatsenko I-28

All correct ( ) except number 4. It´s not a HP Halifax II.



[edit on 2-5-2005 by Peronemlin]

No, of course not, I never figured it would that simple.....

But from that angle it could be a number of different aircraft, however it must be the Breguet Bre.482

I prefer to say that should be LINCOLN

The Winged Wombat:
Could you tell me what are those that I posted in Page 41, Post Number: 1309667 and 1311848 amount three pictures

Originally posted by The Winged Wombat
But from that angle it could be a number of different aircraft, however it must be the Breguet Bre.482

Your answer is correct! Well done!

I have more, let´s see if any of these can survive Winged Wombat´s next post...
(I´m sorry for the quality of some of the pics, the best I found anyways...)

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