name this plane (for fun)

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by flynlion

The engines on the Canberra are not small....the wing is BIG. I've always thought the Canberra was extremely good lookin' and bad-assed It flew with the RAF until 2006 and a handful are still in service today with various other nations. Gotta love that.

Actually the engines on the canberra ARE thinner than the Meteors. The Canberra was the first British plane to use axial flow engines as opposed to the Meteors old centifugal engines.

[STINGERSIX78]

uhmm.
we have to name 2 more planes ^^

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by STINGERSIX78

uhmm.
we have to name 2 more planes ^^

Well here is one.

[STINGERSIX78]

ouragan ?
Lockheed T33 Shooting Star?

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by STINGERSIX78

ouragan ?
Lockheed T33 Shooting Star?

That's a good choice. I would have said something along the lines of say a P/F-80. But that would have been my second choice.

[STINGERSIX78]

but the Lockheed have the jet outtake near the tail end...

[Vulcan607]

Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

Well here is one.

looks like its in a anti nuclear flash scheme, i would say TSR2 but its the wrong shape.

[FOZ_1983]

Got me stumped!!

look how far back the wings are, narrows down the possibilities a bit, then you have the colour scheme.....

I have no idea. Its been rattling my brain for some time but i've not got the foggiest. Each time i think of something i then see the pic and realise it isnt what i was thinking because it has a unique shape to it.

[Spitfire23]

to me it has the look of a lockheed but i just cannot say which one.

Its gotta be a lockheed surely lol

[P-51]

Looks like a TS-11 Iskra?