I recently purchased some N gauge (?) model aircraft in a job lot.
One is a complete mystery - indeed it may be a fictitious design for the railway laylout background. Railway modellers - while pedantic about their engines, tend to settle for more generic background items.
Twin engine, unswept wings, modern bubble cockpit - it resembles aspects of a Pucara - apart from the tail section.
Image added in!
A skilled plane spotter has been at work here.
Think that is a fictious one, looks like the sort thing you'd get in a kinder egg.
Quote from: FierceKitty on 04 January 2021, 01:09:45 PM
A skilled plane spotter has been at work here.
Nobby - go chew that eivl cat's tail.
The spotted Liberator was a tired bird used to allow easy form up by a wing off on a strike
I don't recognise it. Any marking on the underside? What does it say on the starboard wing?
Very good Alexander ;D ;D ;D
Think the wing marking is meant to be a US civil reg, dsoes it begin N or NA?
Nice article on Lead Assembly Ships - (jolly clever these Americans).
https://www.classicwarbirds.co.uk/articles/the-history-of-lead-assembly-ships-of-the-eighth-air-force.php (https://www.classicwarbirds.co.uk/articles/the-history-of-lead-assembly-ships-of-the-eighth-air-force.php)