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Hi, all
I wonder if anyone could do me a favor, check out the web page link below, and identify the TOP plane? It's a large, turbo passenger plane of some kind, I think. http://volcanoseven.com/Aviation/Aerobatics.html The rest of the planes are aerobatic planes, and I've already got them ID-ed by friends at an aerobatic website, but if anyone feels like identifying them as well, so I can make sure I've got them right, I'd appreciate it. (I've seen the color schemes on two of the planes used for two different planes, the Edge and the Extra, which has me nervous...) As far as the aerobatic planes, I have checked the various websites such as AirTeamImages and http://www.airliners.net/ to verify what I've been told, but unfortunately even when I know what the plane is I'm looking at, I still can't distinguish the features to confirm that that really is what it is!!! Any help would be very much appreciated. |
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