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12 Nov 2020 17:27 - 12 Nov 2020 18:51 #1 by redmist
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Could someone on here please tell me what aircraft the three in this 1947 photo are, thanks?

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12 Nov 2020 18:50 #2 by PJH
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Look like Bristol Brigands to me. Anyone confirm?
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12 Nov 2020 19:03 #3 by netcompsys
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Look like Bristol Brigands to me. Anyone confirm?


agreed

never seen a real one of course, but it does look like them

Obviously a blow up from an aerial photo, perhaps knowing where would help to confirm
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12 Nov 2020 19:15 #4 by John Anderson
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Malaysia/Singapore?
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12 Nov 2020 19:27 #5 by redmist
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Sorry John Anderson, a little more mundane - but I can see why you were mislead. It was taken at Bristol, found them on Britain from Above EAW009938. Now marked up for all to see. Thank you gents for your amazingly prompt and helpful responses.

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12 Nov 2020 19:57 #6 by Ossington_2008
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I thought I'd be clever and check out the Buckmaster and Buckingham. But no, you are correct themz are Brigands!

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12 Nov 2020 20:13 #7 by redmist
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OK chaps, while I am on a winning streak, would you agree as to my i.d. of these two as being Avro Ansons? My skills at identifying planes seems to have diminshed with the years so I am quite prepared to accept more informed opinion.

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12 Nov 2020 20:52 #8 by MartynJ
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OK chaps, while I am on a winning streak, would you agree as to my i.d. of these two as being Avro Ansons? My skills at identifying planes seems to have diminshed with the years so I am quite prepared to accept more informed opinion.


Look more like Bristol Beaufighters
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12 Nov 2020 21:02 #9 by Peter Kirk
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Agree, they are Beaufighters, the key is the fin shape
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12 Nov 2020 21:34 #10 by redmist
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Thanks guys.

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