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Brady -> Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 7:39:56 AM)
??? [img]http://www.myphotodrive.com//uploads/686_119.JPG[/img]

Arnir -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 7:40:52 AM)
Spitfire Mk. something. XVI?

Raverdave -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 7:47:35 AM)
RNZAF Spit.

Arnir -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 7:58:42 AM)
Maybe a Mark VIII.

PBYPilot -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 8:03:03 AM)
A Seafire, maybe Mk. XV? PBYPilot "Slow airplanes and fast women"

Arnir -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 8:09:09 AM)
Yes, you are right, I think. A Seafire (Sea Spitfire) but I'm not sure what Mk.

PBYPilot -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 8:18:31 AM)
Or maybe a Mk. FIII PBYPilot "Slow airplanes and fast women"

Delphinium -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 11:22:01 AM)
Something that keeps us from playing WitP ?

Ron Saueracker -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 1:05:35 PM)
Most beautiful piston plane ever built? No question![:D] No bullshiit Mustang fanboys need comment!!!![;)]

JamesM -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 1:48:22 PM)
Griffon engined Mk XIV?

Raverdave -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 2:20:13 PM)
Yeah it is a Griffon engined Spit......I am not convinced that it is a Seafire. It's not the MkXII as that had the "C" wing (Clipped wing) so I would have to guess at it being the Mk XIV

Ron Saueracker -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 2:22:33 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Raverdave Yeah it is a Griffon engined Spit......I am not convinced that it is a Seafire. It's not the MkXII as that had the "C" wing (Clipped wing) so I would have to guess at it being the Mk XIV Griffon because of squared top of cowling?[8D] Bigger engine than Merlin it would appear.

PBYPilot -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 3:00:43 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Raverdave Yeah it is a Griffon engined Spit......I am not convinced that it is a Seafire. It's not the MkXII as that had the "C" wing (Clipped wing) so I would have to guess at it being the Mk XIV So what's the tailhook for, then? Banner towing?[:D] SURRENDER, DOROTHY! PBYPilot "Slow airplanes and fast women"

PBYPilot -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 3:12:57 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PBYPilot SURRENDER, DOROTHY! Never mind, that was skywriting, not banner towing. But it was Oz! [:D] PBYPilot "Slow airplanes and fast women"

Raverdave -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 3:14:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Ron Saueracker quote: ORIGINAL: Raverdave Yeah it is a Griffon engined Spit......I am not convinced that it is a Seafire. It's not the MkXII as that had the "C" wing (Clipped wing) so I would have to guess at it being the Mk XIV Griffon because of squared top of cowling?[8D] Bigger engine than Merlin it would appear. Correct....notice the bulges just about the exhausts.

Raverdave -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 3:21:24 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PBYPilot quote: ORIGINAL: PBYPilot SURRENDER, DOROTHY! Never mind, that was skywriting, not banner towing. But it was Oz! [:D] PBYPilot "Slow airplanes and fast women" Piss-weak looking tail hook.

Ron Saueracker -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 3:31:32 PM)
I hope that is not a tail hook!!! Superlative plane but that tail hook is ridiculous, if that what it is. Poor bastards...[X(]

Cap Mandrake -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 4:37:58 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Ron Saueracker Most beautiful piston plane ever built? No question![:D] No bullshiit Mustang fanboys need comment!!!![;)] They both are beautiful [:D] The Spit has sublime lines...especially the wings. The Mustang has that fantastic, testosterone-charged, air-inlet, canopy and vertical stabilizer.

Bart_Breedyk -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/8/2004 5:04:47 PM)
Bah, you fighter jocks! Gimme an A-26 Invader and just TRY to argue with 8 - 18 50 calibre machine guns [:)]

Brady -> RE: Name This...(119) (7/9/2004 5:53:27 AM)
Seafire MK XV, it is[:)] It is, 802 sqdn. Pictured Ceylon, late 45.

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