[hormel26c]

SprCForr wrote:

Are you sure they weren't the ones that they took off the Bonnie and stuck around Lahr?

Yup. But they moved them into storage and all of them had been allocated to museums and naval reserve divisions as "ornaments". The MCDVs weren't going to be fitted with a gun larger than a 50 cal, but after a lot of whining from a few uninformed quarters it was decided to mount the 40 mils.

[F/sgt Cam]

Since all I know is air planes...

[hormel26c]

Looks like an AVRO Anson to me. This one is in CATP colours.

[hormel26c]

OK, a ship. Take it in and look closely...

[Nate_7]

No freaking clue. I'm geussing sometime around Post WW1-era though...?

[hormel26c]

Nate_7 wrote:

No freaking clue. I'm geussing sometime around Post WW1-era though...?

Nope. It's definitely WW2. Keep trying.

[Streaker]

Could it be a "River" class frigate?

[Juno]

I would guess River class frigate as well.......

[hormel26c]

Freaker wrote:

Could it be a "River" class frigate?

It IS a River Class frigate, but now comes the interesting part: Which navy?

It is not a Canadian or British River Class. Note the two 4 inch gun mounts forward in A and B turrets. Canadian and British River Class had only one 4 inch mount in A turret.

This might help: The hull would be a very light grey, almost white. The funnel would be buff coloured or darker grey, depending on the area of operation.

Click on the link for a hint:

Turn up the volume!

[dgthe3]

Aussie? I don't know who else it could belong to.

[hormel26c]

dgthe3 wrote:

Aussie? I don't know who else it could belong to.

[B]
There ya go! Well done! (Did the link help?)

[dgthe3]

didn't even look at the link, just a process of elimination.

[hormel26c]

[B] NEXT! ID this famous flyer

[dgthe3]

looks like a Japanesse Zero Fighter to me, judging by the markings and the canopy

[hormel26c]

dgthe3 wrote:

looks like a Japanesse Zero Fighter to me, judging by the markings and the canopy

Right country; wrong plane. Keep trying