It looks, to my incredibly un-educated by passionate eyes, like a B-25. I say this because I could find two prop-driven American bomber craft with top turrets - the B-25 and the B-29. This turret to me looks like someone is meant to stand into it. The B-29 used remote controlled gunnery turrets, (the gunners would control 2-5 turrets a piece from inside the aircraft.
It could be jet-driven, and it could be one of the forty bomber craft that never saw mass production. But the flickr said it was an air show, and from the air shows I've attended - props and production=popularity.
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DirtDoc 11 years, 9 months ago
It looks, to my incredibly un-educated by passionate eyes, like a B-25. I say this because I could find two prop-driven American bomber craft with top turrets - the B-25 and the B-29. This turret to me looks like someone is meant to stand into it. The B-29 used remote controlled gunnery turrets, (the gunners would control 2-5 turrets a piece from inside the aircraft.
It could be jet-driven, and it could be one of the forty bomber craft that never saw mass production. But the flickr said it was an air show, and from the air shows I've attended - props and production=popularity.
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RockaG 11 years, 9 months ago
Its a B-25 Mitchell, the fuselage is boxy. The only other fuselage like that would be the B-24 Liberator.
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