A Cruel Quiz by bmac62
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Description
Tara (auntietk) is always showing us just a smidgeon of something. Taking that as my cue for this almost inhuman quiz, I present you with a tail wheel photographed at Dayton in the National Museum of the USAF.
It is the tail wheel from what??? I'll post the answer sometime tomorrow, July 10th.
Those of you who may have built models years ago probably have a leg up:-) Yes it was built in large numbers.
Thanks for stopping by. Remember this is all Tara's fault!
Bill:)))
Added Hint: The manufacture makes cars today that are available for purchase in the USA and probably most other countries too.
Comments (32)
Looks like it would go well on the bottom of my washer too if it was shrunk a bit. Cool idea for a quiz.
Oh yeah, I definitely knew it was an A6M2 Zero, I'm in total agreement with tara, our resident aviation expert (!) and having flown more times than I can count! (Move over bmac, you got competition!) LOL, Lynell "considering I just woke up, I have no CLUE"—Bill, I've been up for 18 hours and I STILL have no clue! I'll take everyone's word for it! And I agree with tara as well, it's a cool shot, a big looming thing completely dominating the view, and that tiny little 'light' at bottom...It's actually a bit of a monstrous part, planes are just filled with strange appendages; and it's a nice shot even if I didn't recognize what it was at first. Now you've got me scheming about my gallery, except if I had a quiz it would be "see that swirl, top right corner? No, that one! Ok, what is it?" You know how few answers I'd get? "Uh, I think it's a big green blob, but I could be wrong..." Really like the shot...