Can you ID this Fighter Jet

Vought XSO2U

Temco Plebe in the foreground - single copy developed from the Temco Buckaroo.

Martin MO-1

Loening Air Yacht

Hi Klay.
I like the Ranger inverted V-12 engine. The Fairchild AT gunner had them, too.

Curtiss H-16

Do you have Robert Neal's Liberty engine book? http://www.amazon.com/Technical-Ope...=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1350164497&sr=1-1

No. Thanks for the link... looks like a good book to put on my gift list to myself.

Not a fighter...but a bomber...



It's direct ancestor...



...and Grandparent...

Canadair CL-415

The Bombardier predecessor to the CL415 with the radials is a CL215.

I had a job in the paint shop that painted them when I was a teenager. My finger tips got to know every rivet on the aircraft intimately
They took off from Montreal and flew to us in Bar River, Ontario with bare metal.. left painted for around the world.

Got to paint "Do Not Step" in yugoslavian, czechoslovakian, french, spanish, etc




p.s. the Grandparent (PBY) looks like the ones I remember from Newfoundland.

Actually, the PBY variant is known as a Canso water bomber here in Canada. That pic is of the Canso on static display right on the Trans-Canada Hwy in Gander, Nfld.

Got a picture of my bike in front of it.

The last one:

An earlier one from the same manufacturer:

Caproni Ca.193

Isn't that a repeat?

The second was also designated a Breda-Pensuti B2. Looks like two versions were built.

I don't know, I just did a search after and your post came up.