Remember the old “ID this warbird” thread?

This one

https://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/identify-this-war-bird-please/

Well, here’s a new one to add to the list. No cheating (it’s a wiki image).

Hampdon?

What he said ^ Handley Page  Hampden

Nope. It really threw me, too.

It looks like a Hampden air frame, but with inline engines, rather than radials.

Yup… and it has a name.

Bruce? It looks like a Bruce to me.

Handley Page Hereford.

I think Harry has it.

Yes – HP Hamden with different engines. Not a success.

My turn.

Vigilante

North American Vigilante. Too nice looking to not know that one.

Sneaky

that looks like a Vigilante. A5?  Nuclear capable, the nuke was carried in the tail & released via parachute. Or would have been.

Top one looks like the bastard son of a Horsa, Constellation and a Lanc.

second one is the Aerocentre : something something NC?

I thought Connie at the back as well but apparently it’s French (and not really a war bird if we are being strict).

Second one’s a **** space ship!

Probably a bit too obvious, but a very elegant fighter bomber hamstrung by poor engines.

This isn’t too well known, I have seen one flying, years ago.

Westland Whirlwind and a Grumman F7 Tigercat

Is that the Ilyushin copy of a B29? With hamster cheeks

I can’t edit to add another photo and caption, but the frontal cross-section is pretty minimal…

Is that the Ilyushin copy of a B29? With hamster cheeks

Well, it had its knockers…

I suspect that is just a modified B29 with front mounted cannon.Maybe a pre-cursor to the AC130 gunship?

Just because it’s crashed in the desert; I’m going to say a Mk3 Kittyhawk.

and the count’s is a F7F Tigercat.

Tom’s is the stupidly named Ultra Fortress. (i think they stopped making them when they ran out of superlatives)

The wreck is a P-40.

Somebody has made a model of it

http://172scale.blogspot.com/2014/06/p-40-hs-b-desert-crash.html

The Whirlwind and Tigercat are too easy.  Tiger cat is one of my all-time favourites.

CountZero – P38? One of my favourites of all time. In a similar vein I’ve always loved these…

Oh… and this is another awesome photo of the P38

nickc – it’s a Sud Aviation Vautour. I had to look it up in the end as all I could remember was that it was French and sold to the Israeli air force (a family friend was involved in it and had a model in his house).

This one is a funny one tho:

That’s a 109. In Israeli clouts. Ironic, really