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Old 06-28-2022, 07:32 PM
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Just took a chance since I've gotten more lucky than good the past few times I got the right answer
Old 06-29-2022, 06:10 AM
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.
Old 06-29-2022, 12:30 PM
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Afternoon clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.
Old 06-29-2022, 07:54 PM
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A bit late, but here's your evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.
Old 06-30-2022, 03:28 AM
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.
Old 06-30-2022, 10:51 AM
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Afternoon clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.
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Evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.
Old 07-01-2022, 04:40 AM
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.
Old 07-01-2022, 10:33 AM
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Afternoon clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.
Old 07-01-2022, 02:30 PM
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Evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.
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Today's clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.
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Today's clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.
Old 07-04-2022, 06:42 AM
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.
Old 07-04-2022, 08:01 PM
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Guys; the day got busy but here's the afternoon and evening clues. Thanks; Ernie P.

What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.

Old 07-04-2022, 08:22 PM
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Just to take a guess, and that being probably incorrect, how about a Yak-1?
Old 07-04-2022, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Hydro Junkie
Just to take a guess, and that being probably incorrect, how about a Yak-1?
HJ; not the Yak-1, but I will award a bonus clue. Keep at it; you'll get it. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.
Old 07-05-2022, 08:29 AM
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Morning and afternoon clues. Thanks; Ernie P.




What warbird do I describe?

1. This was a significant aircraft.

2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.

3. Between 50 and 100 were built.

4. It was armed with three guns.

5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.

6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.

7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.

8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.

9. With fixed landing gear.

10. The plane was reported as flying well.

11. Its speed was okay for the time.

12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.

13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.

14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.

15. Which was inadequate.

16. One of the guns was used for sighting.

17. Sighting for the other two guns.

18. Which carried quite a punch.

19. For a very short time.

20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.
Old 07-05-2022, 10:50 AM
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How about a BF-108 Taifun?
Old 07-05-2022, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Hydro Junkie
How about a BF-108 Taifun?
HJ; I'm starting to think you're the only one following this question. But keep it up! No, not the Bf-108; but here's a bonus clue to help your search. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.



19. For a very short time.



20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.



21. Afterwards, the planes already produced were simply used for testing in various projects.
Old 07-05-2022, 12:24 PM
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Tell me about it. That's why I've held back from answering or, should I say, guessing ?
Old 07-05-2022, 12:39 PM
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Evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.



19. For a very short time.



20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.



21. Afterwards, the planes already produced were simply used for testing in various projects.



22. One of which was use as a parasite fighter.
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.



19. For a very short time.



20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.



21. Afterwards, the planes already produced were simply used for testing in various projects.



22. One of which was use as a parasite fighter.



23. Various parts of the plane had to be reinforced to deal with the blast effects of the armament.
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All;

Figuring early is better than late, here's the afternoon clue. Thanks; Ernie P.


What warbird do I describe?



1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.



19. For a very short time.



20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.



21. Afterwards, the planes already produced were simply used for testing in various projects.



22. One of which was use as a parasite fighter.



23. Various parts of the plane had to be reinforced to deal with the blast effects of the armament.



24. Particularly the rear fuselage and tail surfaces.
Old 07-06-2022, 05:41 AM
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Okay, that last one just took my thoughts right to the trash can
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Originally Posted by Hydro Junkie
Okay, that last one just took my thoughts right to the trash can
Ooooh.... I'm doing well. Actually, HJ; that should make you think "Blast effects? What kind of armament makes a blast effect large enough that things have to be reinforced"? And I'll toss in a bonus clue to help you get reoriented. Thanks; Ernie P.



What warbird do I describe?


1. This was a significant aircraft.



2. Not only for the owning nation, but within the world aviation community.



3. Between 50 and 100 were built.



4. It was armed with three guns.



5. Two prototypes were produced and tested.



6. Then 21 more were produced for “evaluation”.



7. It was a conventional plane in many regards.



8. It was a monoplane with strut reinforcement.



9. With fixed landing gear.



10. The plane was reported as flying well.



11. Its speed was okay for the time.



12. Overall performance wasn’t outstanding, but neither was it poor.



13. Even so, by the time the evaluation models were all delivered, it was obvious things weren’t going well.



14. The problem was in the amount of ammunition carried.



15. Which was inadequate.



16. One of the guns was used for sighting.



17. Sighting for the other two guns.



18. Which carried quite a punch.



19. For a very short time.



20. And that was what ended this plane’s use.



21. Afterwards, the planes already produced were simply used for testing in various projects.



22. One of which was use as a parasite fighter.



23. Various parts of the plane had to be reinforced to deal with the blast effects of the armament.



24. Particularly the rear fuselage and tail surfaces.



25. The sighting machine gun was mounted on the left fuselage.


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