The Alphabetical Screenshot Thread

[+allenjb42 4,237]

Is anyone up for this?

I'll post a screenshot of an aircraft beginning with the letter 'A'. The next person has to post a screenie of an aircraft beginning with 'B' and so on.

Lets see how quickly we can get to Z ,and how long we can keep it going for.

If it proves popular maybe it could be pinned?

Rules:

- Any aircraft is allowable: Freeware or payware, aeroplane or helicopter, from any era and from DAT, YAP, TMF, CAF, ODS or any other developer acronym

- You can use the aircraft's name (e.g. Phantom) or codename (e.g. Fishbed) or nickname (e.g. Emil)

- Only post a maximum of 3 screenshots (that's to stop me going overboard!)

I'll start....

A is for Aardvark

[Wrench 9,874]

B is for Beaufighter

[SayethWhaaaa 245]

C is for cookie, that's good enough for me...

[Gatling20 753]

D is for Dewoitine, the D.510 in China and the D.520 in Vichy Madagascar:

 

Edited July 5, 2021 by Gatling20

[+daddyairplanes 10,259]

E is for Eagles

[Gatling20 753]

E is also for Emil (Bf-109E) and F is for Franz (Bf-109F):

[Gatling20 753]

Spoilt for choice at G - the Gloster Gauntlet, Gloster Gladiator, and (Northrop) Gamme 2E:

[+guuruu 5,910]

I like it ;-) OK, it's (H !!!!)..elicopter .

 

[Gatling20 753]

There are plenty of H's. Hawker aircraft, Hurricane, Typhoon and Sea Fury:

[Gatling20 753]

Not forgetting the Heinkels. He-51, He-70 and He-111B in the Spanish Civil War, and He-111Hs over London in 1940:

[Gatling20 753]

And the double-H's, the Handley-Page Hampden and Handley-Page Halifax:

[Gatling20 753]

And a flock of Hawks, the Curtiss Hawk II, the Hawk III, and the Vichy Hawk 75A:

[+Gepard 11,324]

I stands for I-153 Chaika, soviet fighter developed by Polikarpov

Chaika over german airfield

Zveno (flight) of Chaikas over the coastline

 

[+Gepard 11,324]

J stands for Junkers, here Ju-88

Ju-88 over the London Docks (Battle of Britain 2 terrain)

"Bomben los!" (bombs away)

 

[SayethWhaaaa 245]

The KC-30A, easily the finest Kulti-Kole Kanker/Kransport flying anywhere in the world. (Apologies for another link nicked, but I can't figure out which HD I've hidden my personal screenies on this new rig).

[+yakarov79 11,119]

Lahatut or lahatoot and some even call it Loach. El Loacho.

[+Gepard 11,324]

M for Mirage

Mirage 4000

[Gatling20 753]

M is also for Meteor (the WW2 Mk 3 and the post-War Mk 8):

Edited July 5, 2021 by Gatling20

[+Veltro2k 6,351]

M is also for  Mutley 

[Gatling20 753]

And the Morane-Saulnier MS.406 and the VL Myrsky:

[Gatling20 753]

N is a bit harder. There is the IAI Nesher, of course, but also the Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 and the Hawker Nisr (the Audax in Iraqi service in 1941):

Edited July 5, 2021 by Gatling20

[+allenjb42 4,237]

O is for Orion

[Gatling20 753]

So many to choose from at P. Here are the P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt, P-66 Vanguard and the F9F Panther:

[JamesWilson 15]

R is for Raven  (EF-111A Raven)

Edited July 6, 2021 by JamesWilson

[JamesWilson 15]

S stands for many aircrafts, such as: Strike Eagle (F-15E Strike Eagle) / Starfighter (RF-104G Starfighter) / Skyhawk (A-4F Skyhawk)