I think it might be safe to post a new challenge so here goes....
Maker and type please
John
Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
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Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
Have been trying, honest!!! 
There is no paralell in warfare, to such courage and determination in the face of danger, over so long a period. Such devotion, should never be forgotten.
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
I'm still looking but at this stage, I think it has a Liberator type look about it.
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
Lines are not right for a B-24, that's of course if it is indeed American, but at this stage, i'm still stumped.
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
It is American......
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
I can hear the sound of cogs whirring and steam coming out of ears so here's a bit more info
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
To be honest, i still have no idea with this one. Almost went for a B-18, variant. Reckon it's going to be one of those that, when revealed, i'm going to kick myself.
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
Certainly has an odd shape about it. ( I've spent quite some time ............ to no avail ) looking at all related American ww2 aircraft.
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge No: 165
Think Trainers 