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Today's aviation mystery photo!

NutmegCT

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So you're doing your usual morning hang gliding, and see this below your dangling legs:

Mystery Circle  of Aircraft.jpg
Each of the 12 "hours" is the same aircraft silhouette, with parts of the aircraft included.

What aircraft is it?

Where is this whole setup located?

A prize awaits!
 
I know... but won’t reveal so someone else gets a chance.
I will say that this forum is the place to display those planes and
as for location, it rhymes with Canton.
 
I know... but won’t reveal so someone else gets a chance.
I will say that this forum is the place to display those planes and
as for location, it rhymes with Canton.

Elliot - thanks for playing along. And for the hint!
TM
 
UC-78s ??
 
Paul - note the shape of the horizontal stabilizer.

The fact that there are twelve aircraft strategically placed is also a clue.
 
It's a British transport?
 
To me it looks like a radial engines light aircraft. I was guessing transport or possibly the Beaufighter but I think it at one time filled a night fighter role so I guess that isn't correct either.
 
This guy thinks it’s a cool plane... hehe

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Hint: Armstrong-Siddeley Cheetah
 
Paul - note the shape of the horizontal stabilizer.

The fact that there are twelve aircraft strategically placed is also a clue.

Yup, should have looked closer! :encouragement:

OK, OK I got it! But, it could be one of three models, Right? :confusion:
 
After being a cheetah myself and using google I found two possibilities that both seem to fit the bill for being the correct aircraft; one named after a university and one named after an admiral.
 
Elliot's picture of the guy in dark glasses gives a *big* hint to the manufacturer.
 
Elliot's picture of the guy in dark glasses gives a *big* hint to the manufacturer.
No, it’s not Hendrix Aviation :rolleye:
 
Airspeed Oxford or Avro Anson ?
 
I have no idea who the guy in the photo is.
 
Airspeed Oxford or Avro Anson ?

ding ding ding ding - we have a W I N N A H!

Avro Anson.

Now, where is that circle of Ansons located?
 
ding ding ding ding - we have a W I N N A H!

Avro Anson.

Now, where is that circle of Ansons located?

Hopefully on British soil somewhere! That would be my uneducated guess! :jester:
 
Surprise - not on British soil!
 
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