Hi everyone can you all tell me what type of planes

[armyjunk2]

Hi everyone can you all tell me what type of planes these are? I have a bunch of pics to post but these I don't know what they are. and thanks ahead of time

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[oshosh84]

I dont know these types too well, if it all...


1.T-2B Buckeye
2. Mig 29?
3. Mig 17.. some kind of trainer varient??
4. GLASAIR SHA
5. beach starship
6. Neptune

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[Pilotgrl24]

3. Mig 15?

[Stoney]

3. Mig-15U
5. DeathStar, I mean Beech StarShip

[Jack Cook]

Hanging at EVG eh?
Mike Smith's old MIG-15 uti

[warbirdguy]

I believe #1 is a T-2 Buckeye

[Cvairwerks]

The DC-10 was the DeathStar....

[armyjunk2]

6 is a Neptune I think, what do you all think?

[Jack Cook]

Yes, it's a P2V.

[skybolt2003]

6 is a Neptune I think, what do you all think?

well, i dunno know, but you got all the right answers in there- a neptune? for sure. what kind of game you runnin' here? surely someone who posts all them picters of grummans knows what a T-2 looks like? and c'mon! a glassair? you're funnin' us, son.
now tell us witch engine is which. now.
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[armyjunk2]

nope, I inherited the Grumman photographs when my friend died and I thought he would like the idea of so many people enjoying them so I post them. I do know WWII planes, but I really don't know or care much about planes without props. I do have the signs that were posted on the engines and it seems like a good rainy day game. My real interest in tanks and artillery....but airplanes are good also....

I have about 80 pics from Evergreen I will post tomorrow...and I should thank Scott and whoever else runs this site for giving me a place to post, thanks a lot

[Stoney]

Why is the DC10 a deathstar?

[needle]

Because they kept crashing.

Bitter response....., I know.............. but my grandparents died on a Turkish Airlines DC10 in France in the 70's when the cargo door failed in flight....


Julian

[tom d. friedman]

mig 15 2 seat trainer variant

[Cvairwerks]

Stoney: The early -10's had a propensity to blow cargo doors open or completely off the aircraft in flight. That coupled with a very poorly designed engine removal rig and procedure that caused significant stress on the rear pin on each wing engine and subsequent pin failure, earned it the nickname of the DeathStar. It bore a striking resemblance to the L-1011, which had the name of the TriStar, so it's got hung with a moniker that played off that name and reflected how many of the crews felt about the early aircraft.