Identify the military equipment

[glyn]

[QUOTE=STIG;314715]Thats a tough one Highsea, how about a clue?

meanwhile chew on this one people.

WW2 vintage Italian fighter of supreme manouverability called the ..............Fiat? G50?

[brak]

Thats a tough one Highsea, how about a clue?

meanwhile chew on this one people.

WW2 vintage Italian fighter of supreme manouverability called the ..............Fiat? G50?

nope..but you're close :)

[omon]

Thats a tough one Highsea, how about a clue?

meanwhile chew on this one people.

This one is italian maucci 200, can't say what model. From what i read before,it wasn't good performer. I had a scale plactik model long ago, never got it painted, this one has a very nice paint job.

[brak]

you got it right. It a Macchi Mc.200 Saetta

[Shipwreck]

How about this one(this time it's not from kubinka museum )

Zubr / Pomornik LCAC.

[highsea]

i'll admit i tryed to google it but found noting. looks vrey small for its cokpit, also canards look too big as well, also the drop tank,seems like this bird has no internal tanks. and polish id on the tail. landing gear looks unmovable, is it something that was made for a movie?? very odd plane.

It's not something from a movie, it's a real plane. It was intended to be a subsonic attack AC, but was cancelled due to lack of funds, so it never got beyond the model phase. It's relatively recent, the project was initiated in the late 80's and cancelled in 1994. I left the Polish ID there as a clue.

Here's another one.

It was named after an 8-legged poisonous invertabrate in the Arachnid class.

[omon]

Zubr / Pomornik LCAC.

yep. you got it.

[omon]

It's not something from a movie, it's a real plane. It was intended to be a subsonic attack AC, but was cancelled due to lack of funds, so it never got beyond the model phase. It's relatively recent, the project was initiated in the late 80's and cancelled in 1994. I left the Polish ID there as a clue.

Here's another one.

It was named after an 8-legged poisonous invertabrate in the Arachnid class.

was it a scorpion?

[RustyBattleship]

was it a scorpion?

Scorpions are not Arichnids and have only six legs, therefore are in the insect class. Spiders are Arichnids.

However, the US had a twin-egine medium bomber called the Black Widow.

[brak]

It's not something from a movie, it's a real plane. It was intended to be a subsonic attack AC, but was cancelled due to lack of funds, so it never got beyond the model phase. It's relatively recent, the project was initiated in the late 80's and cancelled in 1994. I left the Polish ID there as a clue.

Here's another one.

It was named after an 8-legged poisonous invertabrate in the Arachnid class.

PZL-230 Skorpion

[brak]

Identify the tank

[highsea]

PZL-230 Skorpion

Yep. Lol, I made it too easy.

Scorpions are not Arichnids and have only six legs, therefore are in the insect class. Spicers are Arichnids.

No, they are arachnids.

Scorpions are eight legged venomous invertebrates belonging to the class Arachnida, and the order Scorpiones. They are related to spiders, mites, ticks, and harvestmen as well as other members of the Arachnida class. They possess an extended body and a segmented, erectile tail ending with the telson (the sting). There are roughly 1,300 species of scorpions worldwide.

http://www.desertusa.com/oct96/du_scorpion.html

[highsea]

Identify the tank

t-62?

[brak]

nope .

[highsea]

T-10?