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Old 03-10-13, 22:40
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What's this aircraft fuselage?
Looks like a DC3 or a Vickers Viking ? Cargo sized door anyway.

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Old 03-10-13, 23:01
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I'd agree with DC3 / C-47 based on the double door for cargo and it being situated right at the rear. Just enough room against that back wall for a jump master to stand on the opposite side of the open doors while the stick exits.
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Old 03-10-13, 23:35
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Perhaps a Lisunov Li-2? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisunov_Li-2

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There is a main road the other side of the hedge behind, I say crane it out of there and donate 5k to a local charity!.
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Old 04-10-13, 09:37
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There is a main road the other side of the hedge behind, I say crane it out of there and donate 5k to a local charity!.
Would have to be some crane then, that photo location is two fields away from the road backing on to a wood.
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Old 04-10-13, 20:10
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Would have to be some crane then, that photo location is two fields away from the road backing on to a wood.
I say sirkorski it out n leave them sod all!!
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