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.
  • #151
Gokul43201 said:
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[u]TOP SCORES[/u] :

Bystander      17
Cyrus          27
Fred           10

Got a "muff" in here somewhere --- 18x3 = 54, minus 1 for 2nd on j79 minus 1 for 2nd on Corona minus 2 on Iron Mike = 50 possible; I'm at 16. I'll let Fred and Cyrus fight out the partitioning of the other 34.
 
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  • #152
Bystander said:
Got a "muff" in here somewhere --- 18x3 = 54, minus 1 for 2nd on j79 minus 1 for 2nd on Corona minus 2 on Iron Mike = 50 possible; I'm at 16. I'll let Fred and Cyrus fight out the partitioning of the other 34.
I'm easy. Give them to Cyrus. He needs the emotional support that more points will bring him.BTW... this is the best thread EVER.
 
  • #153
FredGarvin said:
I'm easy. Give them to Cyrus. He needs the emotional support that more points will bring him.


BTW... this is the best thread EVER.

I was at work. I just came back online to see all these easy pictures posted and I missed them!

Oh well, someone has to take the pitty points, right fred? I hope that Jane's book is coming in handy.
 
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  • #154
Bystander said:
Got a "muff" in here somewhere --- 18x3 = 54, minus 1 for 2nd on j79 minus 1 for 2nd on Corona minus 2 on Iron Mike = 50 possible; I'm at 16. I'll let Fred and Cyrus fight out the partitioning of the other 34.
I'd messed up a couple of question numbers before. There were in fact 20 questions completed at this point. I'd accidentally repeated numbers twice. The question numbers have all been fixed now.

Bystander, you score's been corrected. Kurdt's 3 points have been added to the scores. That fixes the balance sheet, I think.
 
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  • #155
FredGarvin said:
It's the rocket engine from the Bell X-1. I can't remember the name of it though.
Nicely done! My second clue was planned roughly along those lines (pointing to Chuck Yeager or the X-series).

It's the XLR-11. Good enough for me.

Fred gets 3.
 
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  • #157
RQ-3 Darkstar
 
  • #158
Erm I think my three points could possibly be kindly donated between the three contenders seeing as I'm clearly not in the running :smile:
 
  • #159
Bystander said:
RQ-3 Darkstar

I think its an x-45b

The darkstar has a straight trailing edge.

http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/annex/rq3a.jpg
Clearly, not a darkstar.

X-45B-s.jpg

X-45b
 
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  • #160
Between Gokul's camera work and my bifocals, there is no such thing as a straight line.
 
  • #161
These UCAVs really look like UFO's, eh?

There all ugly, like fred, IMO.
 
  • #162
cyrusabdollahi said:
I think its an x-45b

The darkstar has a straight trailing edge.

http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/annex/rq3a.jpg
Clearly, not a darkstar.

X-45B-s.jpg

X-45b
X-45b? ehhhhhh! Could you be any more WRONG?

Q26: It's an X-36.
 
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  • #163
Supply an answer, you loser.
 
  • #164
AhA! Its an x-36

I knew that front had to be a canard system!

x-36-1223642.jpg
 
  • #165
Last Edited by Fred Garvin: Today 09:00 pm
 
  • #166
That's BS you cheated, I don't know how, but you cheated!
 
  • #167
cyrusabdollahi said:
That's BS you cheated, I don't know how, but you cheated!
LOL! They used one of our engines for those flight tests.
 
  • #168
You sir, can rot!
 
  • #171
What wing is it parked underneath?
 
  • #172
Q27: A space thingie.
 
  • #173
No clue, nexxxxxxxxt!

A trash can w/windows?

An escape pod? I don't know...
 
  • #175
It looks very Jules Verne-esque.
 
  • #177
F-102, you clown.

Again, ugly like you.
 
  • #179
cyrusabdollahi said:
F-102, you clown.

Again, ugly like you.
Wrong inlets genius.
 
  • #180
Um, no. I think not.
 

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