Discuss Whats this, any plane spotters in? in Aviation on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by ExINASty
B-S, a version of the Harbin SH-5?
That's a very interesting observation. Especially the glazed radome, enabling visual observation when the electronic stuff breaks down ...
Interesting, but wrong ......
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Re: Whats this, any plane spotters in?
That's a very interesting observation. Especially the glazed radome, enabling visual observation when the electronic stuff breaks down ...
Originally Posted by ExINASty
Interesting, but wrong ...
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Half your going is on the right track, but the nationality is as wrong as a very wrong thing. Originally Posted by cometcatcher
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Junkers Ju-86 medium bomber, one of the early ones not the later pressurised high alt deisel engined version. Originally Posted by blue_sophist 
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I think you may have it, Hoochie.
As B-S appears to be out to lunch, how about this as a fill-in...
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Indeed ... The Swede one [aka B2, IIRC] Originally Posted by Hoochie Junkers Ju-86 medium bomber, one of the early ones not the later pressurised high alt deisel engined version. Originally Posted by blue_sophist
Thanks, Hoochie!
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Sorry for the delay ... fings to do. Originally Posted by ExINASty I think you may have it, Hoochie.
As B-S appears to be out to lunch, how about this as a fill-in...
Percival Gull ?
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B-S shoots, and almost scores .....
Sort of close, but not a Gull, not even strictly a Percival.
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Ignoring Nanook, and while I research, you aren't playing the old ...
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Percival Proctor?
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