Roost Air Lounge => Aviation related topics => Topic started by: 4X-NTY on June 12, 2007, 07:41:32 PM
Title: aviation pictures
Post by: 4X-NTY on June 12, 2007, 07:41:32 PM
well,i thought it wold be nice to have a topic that you can put a picture\s that you caught in the last flight,or from an airshow you've been in. so i'll start,and ik have quite a lot pictures so i bunched them together in my freewebs: http://www.freewebs.com/nitayr/aviationpics.htm (dont worry,its not a viagra ad,and you can just ignore the rest in the web),by the way,if i was wrong in some plane's name,jst correct me.
4X-NTY
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: Fabo on June 12, 2007, 08:39:15 PM
Nice pisc! sveral captured planes are as well migs, 15 or 17. One that is similar to mig can be some kind of sukhoi.
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: 4X-NTY on June 12, 2007, 08:45:06 PM
possible that one is 17,but in the IAF webste there nothing about the 15,any other suggestions?
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: Oddball on January 12, 2008, 09:01:15 PM
ok after looking at some of the pics the black plane is a supermarine spitfire there is also a silver one in there you thought was a mustang as well, the spit had wheels that folded to out board while the mustang folded in board and had a air scoop under the fusulage the yellow biplane is a Dehaviland DH82 tiger moth and the small blue plane on the stand is a "link" trainer well send you more info if you want.
Ian
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: FlyboyGil on January 12, 2008, 10:28:13 PM
Greetings. AWSOME PICTURES DOG!!! Looks like one hell of an awsome museum!!!
The airplane below the black Spitfire with the red spinner, I don't know its name, and can't find the book, but it was a surplus ME-109 airframe, I believe a factory or something was captured. There were no proper engines available though, so the same engines which power the Stuka were thrown on to it, creating a monstrosity of an airplane.
The one called the Nadesico, looks like an AT-6 Harvard (Texan as they were called in the States) A WW2 Trainer, with one awsome loud engine sound!!
I believe the Red Biplane is a Boeing Stearman, although I can't be quite sure. The Twin Boom Silver Jet, labled "Some Jet" Is a Dehavilland Sea Venom, and right after it is the DH Vampire
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: Oddball on January 12, 2008, 10:57:57 PM
yep there is a ME109 in there forgot to say that if i number the pics i'll be able to identify some of them
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: Fabo on January 12, 2008, 11:39:31 PM
Nadesico could be Texan, although... didnt they have more blades? Some more details are not corresponding, but could be version thing.
Disregard I remember wrong. Still, I love the flames on startup and shutdown and the sound.
Plane under the black Spit is based on Me-109 airframe, but you are not right on engines nor the fact of captured factory.
Plane is type Avia S-199 Israeli name Sakin. Based on Bf-109 airframe, in the war made in Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia by and for the Germans. Used engine is Jumo 211F, powering He-111 and Ju-88 originally. Changed prop had so much sidekick that vertical tail was hard-fitted angled to the right side.
If you were in Heyl ha-Avir of Hatzerim, this might be it. (http://www.vrtule.info/images/stories/recenze/s199/historie_maule-04.jpg)
Title: Re: aviation pictures
Post by: FlyboyGil on January 13, 2008, 02:28:38 AM
