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PostPosted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:06 pm 
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OK - one more but this time with two image of two different aircraft or aircraft parts. No real hints to start with but again, if those close to these on a regular basis will withold your votes for a while, it would be appreciated.

Here is the first whatsit

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And the second whatsit for this quiz

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Have fun - by the way, right-clicking won't get you any help - sorry.

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The first one a Stinson L-5?

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If it is an L-5 I'm surprised.

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Hi Eric - trust Ryan on this one - not an L-5. Thanks for trying.

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1. The voice box of a Martian's Halloween mask. These are too easy Randy.


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Just a guess. The top one is a T-craft, and the next one is a Spitfire.


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Ok, my guess is that the first one is the I-16.

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Second is the belly of the F-82. :)


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First one is a 'Bf-108' actually a Nord.

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James,

I'm going to stick with I-16... :)
Take a look through this photo album: http://picasaweb.google.com/inge.jon/FlyingHeritage# about the fifth photo.

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Ryan is right about the first whatsit - it is the I-16. Very good. I'll post a wider view shortly. b29flteng - you are as strange as I remember :) I like it! Thanks for playing along.

CAPFlyer - you are very close and I'll give it to you if the "belly" can be the underside of the middle wing section, which it is.

Sorry I don't have a pony for y'all but maybe I can come up with something rare to share in the near future.

So much for quizes for now until I travel to some other locations so you can't narrow these down to just what is here in Midland. Thank's to all for having a little fun. Y'all fly safe.

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As promised, here is a wider shot of the front of the I-16 in the CAF hangar in Midland in its display.

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The aircraft didn't fly at AIRSHO 2008 due to some issues with the landing gear struts and I'm not sure if that issue has been resolved or not.

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