Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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K4KittyCrew
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Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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Right then, I think it is time to challenge our good members again, so ................. who can name this aircraft type and maker?
Good luck!
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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My guess it is a German Dornier 17 Bomber!
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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Bob Wilton wrote:My guess it is a German Dornier 17 Bomber!
Good to hear from you, Bob ............. you are certainly heading in the right direction. Perhaps another piece.
John

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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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Junkers JU86 K
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 214

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Well done, Alan, you are on the money. There where quite a number of 'types' so or that was required was JU86.
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