What are they?

"Don Pyeatt" wrote in news:LR_al.41391$pe.15625
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Avro 504

"Don Pyeatt" wrote in news:%O_al.41383$pe.32263
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Curtiss SO3C Seagull - I think.......

"Don Pyeatt" wrote in message
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Ford Trimotor - see the name on the tail?

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I'm always the last to know.... ;-)

"Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF" wrote in message
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The port engine of a Ford Trimotor?


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Yes. Or, is it the port motor? Perhaps mounted on the aircraft it's a
motor - off the aircraft it's an engine.

:-)

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 05:22:26 -0600, "Don Pyeatt"
wrote:

Based on 4 bladded prop, anhydral position of the wing attachment to
the fuselage, and nose gear, I think this is either a Douglas XSB2D-1
or the Douglas BTD-1 (developed from the XSB2D).

Paul

"Don Pyeatt" wrote in message
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Possibly the Curtis 75A Hawk demonstrator.
See http://www.aerofiles.com/JBcurt-75.html

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Curtiss P-36 (modified)

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I'm pretty sure this one's a Dornier Wal. ;-)

Don Pyeatt schrieb:

Clearly a Nakajima B6N Tenzan (Jill)
http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:B6N_Taic.jpg&filetimestamp=2 0060902211612
Note windshield position and details, exhausts, motor cowling details