Can You Identify These Aircraft from Limited Clues?

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A user has initiated a game involving the identification of various aircraft, munitions, and space-related items through a series of clues, including photographs. Each question will have up to three clues, with participants allowed to guess only once per clue, earning points based on when they answer correctly. The game encourages interaction, with players discussing their guesses and clarifying clues, while also establishing rules to prevent guess editing and multiple submissions. The host plans to post multiple questions simultaneously and aims to keep the difficulty varied, starting with harder clues and potentially easing them as the game progresses. Overall, the discussion fosters a competitive yet engaging environment for aviation enthusiasts.
  • #331
Gokul never mentioned that the winner gets a free dinner with Penguino at Chuck E. Cheese. CONGRATS!

This was the best thread EVER, by far.
 
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[u]FINAL SCORES[/u] :

Bystander                23
Cyrus                    45
Fred                     39
Kurdt's Charitable Fund   3

Good game all. 'Twas fun for me too! :biggrin:
 
  • #333
Good game garvin, and remember, if you screw up just this much, you'll be flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog sh!t out of Hong Kong!
 
  • #334
It was a good game.

I'm turning in my wings. I'm holding on too tight.
 
  • #335
Gokul,
If you ever get a chance to get on base at WPAFB, there is an R&D hangar that has a lot of the original x-planes. It's free to get in and it's very cool. It's where the XB-70 is parked. Very cool indeed.
 
  • #336
One day I'll head down to the Udvar Hazy museum and take some really odd photographs for yall. Brush up on your gliders! :devil:

Great thread Gokul.

GoodGame,GoodGame,GoodGame,GoodGame.
 
  • #337
FredGarvin said:
Gokul,
If you ever get a chance to get on base at WPAFB, there is an R&D hangar that has a lot of the original x-planes. It's free to get in and it's very cool. It's where the XB-70 is parked. Very cool indeed.
Fred, all the pics in this thread were taken at WPAFB, where I spent a good part of last saturday - it's an hour from home. It was my third trip there. And I went specifically for the new R&D wing which hadn't been there the last time I went. However, when I got there, around noon, I was told that all shuttles to the R&D wing were taken for the day! :cry: I'm supposed to get there when the gates open, if I want to have half of chance on a weekend...or so they say.

Anyway, I'll go back...sometime.
 
  • #338
But then if y'all are game to have that PF gathering in Columbus (so far, Moonbear's up for it), we could head over to Dayton and spend some quality time, ogling.
 
  • #339
cyrusabdollahi said:
One day I'll head down to the Udvar Hazy museum and take some really odd photographs for yall. Brush up on your gliders! :devil:

Great thread Gokul.

GoodGame,GoodGame,GoodGame,GoodGame.
Thanks Cyrus.
 
  • #340
Gokul43201 said:
But then if y'all are game to have that PF gathering in Columbus (so far, Moonbear's up for it), we could head over to Dayton and spend some quality time, ogling.
You know...I will be spending a week or so at WPAFB sometime in November/December timeframe for some testing.
 
  • #341
Aww man happened to be at 4am when all the planes that I knew came up and I was sound asleep. Had no chance of winning anyway :biggrin:. Another astounding thread though Gokul. Thanks.
 

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