Re: PackardInfo Puzzle Corner
Posted by Ozstatman On 2018/12/27 21:36:26
Gerd,
I'm always up for the challenge.
But, with these, you're like a magician. With mis-direction forming a major part of the "act". The Sikorsky VS 300 which was "retired to the Henry Ford Museum in 1943 is a case in point. Interesting though that it was powered by a Franklin engine! Another is the Junkers Ju 86 although I suspect the Junkers Ju 87G would have been more of a red herring as it definitely did have tank busting capabilities but these were primarily used on the Russian front. While Abdul Hamid - The Tank Buster served only in India
Therefore, despite a Hurricane depicted in Luftwaffe guise, my best guess is the Hawker Hurricane.
I'm always up for the challenge.
But, with these, you're like a magician. With mis-direction forming a major part of the "act". The Sikorsky VS 300 which was "retired to the Henry Ford Museum in 1943 is a case in point. Interesting though that it was powered by a Franklin engine! Another is the Junkers Ju 86 although I suspect the Junkers Ju 87G would have been more of a red herring as it definitely did have tank busting capabilities but these were primarily used on the Russian front. While Abdul Hamid - The Tank Buster served only in India
Therefore, despite a Hurricane depicted in Luftwaffe guise, my best guess is the Hawker Hurricane.
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