The big book of fighter aircraft on my coffee table suggests it's a
Boomerang, despite the American insignia. Though it's possible it's a
souped T-6, I have some doubts, and P-36 wing leading edges don't angle
back. Nothing helps like an extra pair of eyes.

Thanks, KB

"Lush Rimshot" > a écrit dans le message de
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> The big book of fighter aircraft on my coffee table suggests it's a
> Boomerang, despite the American insignia. Though it's possible it's a
> souped T-6, I have some doubts, and P-36 wing leading edges don't
> angle back. Nothing helps like an extra pair of eyes.

NA-57 equipped with an engine NA-68 ?

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Cordi@lement JPaulV

Looks like an early Curtiss to me. Definitely not a Boomerang, though.

Regards
Paul


"JPaulV" > wrote in message
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> "Lush Rimshot" > a écrit dans le message de
> news:
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>> The big book of fighter aircraft on my coffee table suggests it's a
>> Boomerang, despite the American insignia. Though it's possible it's a
>> souped T-6, I have some doubts, and P-36 wing leading edges don't
>> angle back. Nothing helps like an extra pair of eyes.
>
> NA-57 equipped with an engine NA-68 ?
>
> --
> Cordi@lement JPaulV
>

"PVK" > a écrit dans le message de news:


> Looks like an early Curtiss to me. Definitely not a Boomerang, though.

On the Curtiss, this is left.

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Cordi@lement JPaulV

You're right. On further examination, its a Harvard / T-6 Texan conversion.
Looks a bit like a Hawk 75 though, which is where I got the Curtiss thing
from.

Regards

Paul


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> "PVK" > a écrit dans le message de news:
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>> Looks like an early Curtiss to me. Definitely not a Boomerang, though.
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> On the Curtiss, this is left.
>
> --
> Cordi@lement JPaulV
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