Mystery Aircraft – it’s time for a mystery marathon!
How good are you really?
ONE
TWO
THREE
How are you doing so far?
FOUR
FIVE
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SIX
SEVEN
DHC Otter
Grob Tutor
Beech KingAir B200 (might be a 350)
C-17
A-6 (D?)
Eurofighter Typhoon
Ekranoplan (Beriev?)
Good. Saved me the time and effort.
Me too…got to “they’re all planes”, then quit. Freely admit this is not my wheelhouse.
I think #2 is a Piper Tomahawk, poor baby.
Okay, okay, I’ll get a copy of Red Mist…subtlety that is not. h/t
Goodness….the young lady is a ringer for my last “Illinois Girlfriend” in 1982, before I moved to Kommiefornia, which wasn’t quite so Kommie back then….
Wonder what ever happened to her…..
The header shows the Caspian Sea monster, an Ekranoplan with nuclear ballistic or tactical missiles.
Nice nacelles. They are in proportion to the rest of the frame.
I think they were SS-N-22 sunburns.
-Kle.
I am sorry I arrived too late at home for this round.
I was on a hike in the higher regions of Austria.
No internet means no mystery aircraft challenge.
But I like it that you are twisting the thumb screws a bit harder.
Well done, sir; very well done indeed.
I do like that parking job on the second plane, although it appears to be a monument, or something.
-Kle.
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