Can you ID this Fighter Jet

Great shot!

Five-bladed props.

PZL-130 TC II "Eaglet"

I love that picture. New desktop backgound.

XP73. you could be forgiven for thinking someone had been playing with a P38 pic on photoshop. kind of what they were doing i guess, but in pre computer days they could play around with the real thing!

<BR>It's winter now, what happened to this thread?



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NAL Saras. 205.

We stopped playing because google started getting too good with searching images.

B-17 Flying Fortress.

What's the story behind this one?

Not sure how it was captured, but was used by Luftwaffe special ops wing Kampfgeschwader 200:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampfgeschwader_200

Edit; aka Dornier Do-200

Apparently Mudflaps' workaround works. I tried a workaround with a color image. All you have to do is slightly change the color balance of Red Blue or Green, just one click will do it, then save the now color-adjusted image. Of course though the process works you need a place to save and host your new image on the web.

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Hello Poolside, I really don't have a consistent method to fool google.

The 1930's low wing monoplane I posted is an unedited picture off the 'net.
If no luck with the plane, try to ID the Princess that piloted it.

<BR>I see. It might be that Photobucket makes a slight change to the image file. That would be enough so that Google couldn't find a file match, or a file checksum match.

(p.s.: Thanks for the clue.)

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I was wondering if anyone would get the Dornier designation. The B-17 ident is the easy part.

Looks like the tail letters are "YR"

No bites.... Let's try this one, then. I don't think it is in the register.

Is that an L-200 in the background?