Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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K4KittyCrew
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Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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OK, who can name this ww2 aircraft type and the name of maker?
Good luck ............... I'll post more if and when required.
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Heinkel 162
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Can't argue with that :D
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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Stirling Project wrote:Can't argue with that :D
I can!
He's too good!
Well done, Mat ................. (could of at least let me trot out a few more images) :D
Here are all the details.
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Full details from Wikipedia ........
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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sorry John, I'll stand down for a few days ;)
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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MT606 wrote:sorry John, I'll stand down for a few days ;)
Not at all, it's all good Mat.
I'm going to post a picture of a pop rivet and ask what type of aircraft it has come from and who the maker is ........... shouldn't be too hard for chaps!
In fact, here it is now.

Good luck! :D :D :D

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Mk2 Dalek
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 220

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R5868 wrote:Mk2 Dalek
Now c'mon, you're not taking this challenge seriously. Anyone can see it's a Cybermans rear end... :lol:
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