What am I? by blinkings
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This should be fairly easy for the aircraft fans here!
Clue......I am British!
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Comments (26)
This is really a new one on me. How about a Bristol 170 Mk.31 Freighter? I see what I think are clam shell doors...
Great perspective.
This looks to be a rivetting conundrum!! I reckon it might be a Guppy plane parts transporter.
Very intersting capture! Superb perspective!
You've got me on this! At this angle it is hard to tell, particularly when I'm sure I've never seen one at out airport. I would guess a guppy, or possibly a 747 from right underneath. I've never photographed either.
Well done Bill. Correct!
You got me on this one, lol...Congrats to Bill. Aloha
had me to. well done Bill, nice one B
nice ...
You boys are funny! It's a great abstract too.
Bristol Freighter..? Now tell me I'm wrong! lol Good and interesting shot none the less mate! Rob
Great shot!
Very cool shot and interesting POV
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
straight, cool POV! big thing anyway;)
I am a pretty airplane, beautifully captured! look at those nails, looks a bit patched up?
I thought that you meant - A DUMB LIMEY ? (ADL) Oh' well' 1 can't be right all the time...
Angora, they are rivets. She was famous for being described as being "40 thousand rivets flying in close formation"!!!!!!
Wonderful work,
This is me. Getting on, a bit rusty but rivetting!
It´s a Bristol Freighter!!! Superb capture!!
great capture and pov
No clue! Nic poc though!
I am going to go simple - the nose on an older airliner.
Well done on the challenge - and kudos to Bill! A well weathered abstract, Clive
Very cool POV. It'd be fun to watch them rivet the sections in place, or watch a time lapse of it being done. Great capture.