Name that Aircraft

[twr75]

It is the prototype, but I would have accepted A4D-1 or A-4A. The feature I was referring to is the covered rudder.

[Alex - Spot-This !]

Ok fair game but I think it's going a bit too far there, or at least say you want the exact model from the beginning...

PS : could have been an A-4B too (the earliest series...)

[Alex - Spot-This !]

Don,

Any new pic to keep the game going on ?

[Dmmoore]

Sorry for the delay. I was out of town for a couple of days.
Here ya go.

[BoeingKing77]

DC-2,3,C-46,or a C-47?

[Alex - Spot-This !]

BoeingKing
DC-2 - DC-3 and C-46 are all very different planes so it would be good to only make one choice after the other. And BTW I'm 100% sure it's none of those.

I was thinking about the L-5 Sentinel ?

[Kjell Engkrog]

Aeronca 15?

Cheers,

[Dmmoore]

Aeronca 15?

Cheers,

Close enough
Aeronca AC-15 Sedan.

You're up.

[Kjell Engkrog]

Thanks, Don.

In keeping with the traditions of another old fart here, I am stepping up to the plate with a nose wheel:



Cheers,

[BoeingKing77]

F-86?And in ur sig,what does "Les sanglots longs des violons de l'automne blessent mon coeur d'une langueur monotone" mean?

[Dmmoore]

P-80, F-80, T-33 Take your pick.
They are all the same nose wheel well.

[Kjell Engkrog]

Sorry, it is not the F86, P80, F80 or T33.

BK, the signature is from a poem by Paul Verlaine, and it played a significant role in the build up to operation Overlord.

Cheers,.

[brianw999]

In keeping with the traditions of another old fart here

Oi you, not so much of the "Old".

Given some of my current medication, I will however accept "Fart" !!

[BoeingKing77]

Sorry, it is not the F86, P80, F80 or T33.

BK, the signature is from a poem by Paul Verlaine, and it played a significant role in the build up to operation Overlord.

Cheers,.

Ok.probalby not but a ME 262?

[Shaggy]

Lightning