Name that plane

OK thank you.

And Yes I am THAT MUCH OF A NOOB when it comes to computers.

 

Wait I saved the picture under a different name and I have it saved to my Desktop now what.

Uggghhh I hate myself.

w/e I'll just skip to the next person.

 

Ok so I am assuming you dragged the pic to your desktop and changed the name? Ok so then click "go advanced" to make your post. You can then click the attachments button (the paper clip next to the smiley face) attach and post your picture.

 

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*drools*

 

Haha no problem...now to figure out what that plane is....

 

It was considered, for a rather short time however, one of the best military aircraft in the world. It was, like it's predecessor, very obsolete by the beginning of WWII.

 

hmmm well did it see any service in WWI?

 

Yes, but in the early years for two reasons:

1. It was too obsolete for the Freedom Fighters to continue using and
2. The country that originally used it were stupid enough to launch them all at the Luftwaffe, and the large majority of them were annihilated. The Freedom Fighters couldn't use them for their rarity.

EDIT: I thought you said WWII. No, it didn't see any service in WWI.

 

The PZL P.11

 

Or possibly the PZL P.7 ???

 

Yea you are right they do look almost exactly the same, but when I was trying to decide between the two I came across the exact picture that mastahcheef put up:

http://home.mit.bme.hu/~tade/ac-pict/Polish-AF/PZL11p1.jpg

 

correct

You go.

*to above post* About that...

*runs away*

 

Ok

 

It looks Ilyushin... maybe a variant of the Il-2?

 

Nope, wrong country

 

Damn... Japan?

 

Correct

 

Looks like one of the "missing links" between the Heinkel He 118 and the early water cooled engined D4Y Judy.
BTW is the top of the tailplane painted white and confused with the background?

 

I see what you mean, but I zoomed in and it doesn't really look like it.

 

Is it the Aichi M6A1-K Nanzan