Originally Posted by Vulcan607 (Post 123572)

http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...warrior/as.jpg
and another mass of strings and wings
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...arrior/sus.jpg

Originally Posted by Spitfire23 (Post 123313)

Ok, here is my next one.

This one is with it's wings removed
http://www303.blibs.com/editor/worki...5272?738492026

And here it is WITH wings. (Edited it to make it easier to see and to avoid Cheaters ;))
http://www303.blibs.com/editor/worki...5272?493372976

Originally Posted by Spitfire23 (Post 123600)

Sorry about that, strange because when i posted it, it was 2 seperate photos.

Ahhh well, here is the image that was supposed to be there, Give it a go ;)

http://sonicbomb.com/albums/album51/...ini_VVA_14.jpg

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace (Post 123569)

Are you sure about that? I mean Mossad stealing France's blueprints of the Mirage 3. Because I remember reading somewhere, that since France was supplying Israel with planes, tanks, and weapons (before the US took over as the main contributor,) they gave the Israeli's the Mirage 3 because it was becoming outdated for the French Air Force. And also, that's how they got other Mirage's like the IV and another early Mirage (by buying them, and then suiting them up for their own uses, not stealing the prints).

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace (Post 123625)

Haha, you had me fooled for a moment there. BUT, you can't fool a Soviet Ace. :P

Anyway, the answer is a Bartini VVA-14 Long-Rage Seaplane. It was supposed to be able to take off from the water, VTOL style, but failed because of the engines or something? My Encyclopedia of Soviet Aircraft is always good. ;)

Originally Posted by Spitfire23 (Post 123692)

Ahhh crap, i was hoping one of you russians didn't show up.

And yes that is correct and so is the information on it. God your good

Reminder to everyone: Dont bother posting russian planes, theres hardly any point, Right Soviet ;)

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace (Post 123695)

Well I do have like 10+ books all about Soviet planes from 1920s-1991. I don't know them all off hand, but I'm sure if you post a soviet plane, I'll be sure to find it somewhere in one of my books. ;) I actually wish I had one of those VVA-14 sea planes. It would be SWEEEET. :D