Same Name, Diferent Subjects

Additions:

Others to those mentioned:

Scorpion - British light tank Whirlwind - German WW2 SP AA gun Falcon - Canadian target drone

Others (off the top of my head) with at least two Types:

Buffalo: (transport aircraft, US WW2 fighter, amphibious landing vehicle) Beaver: Bush plane, combat engineer vehicle Firefly: (British name for 17 pdr Sherman, British naval fighter aircraft). Believe also a HMS Centurion: British tank, Cessna aircraft, Roman soldier (if military miniatures count) Bison: Soviet Bomber (If NATO nicknames count), Canadian armoured vehicle Caribou: Canadian transport aircraft, British name for P-39 Camel: British WW1 fighter, Soviet transport. Iroquois: "Huey" helicopter, jet engine, HMCS Iroquois (destroyer, two generations) Canuck: CF-100 interceptor, Canadian version of the JN-4 "Jenny", Light aircraft by Fleet. Hawk: US air defence missile, Curtiss Hawk series of fighters, BAe jet trainer

Don't forget to include a model of the 'prototype' bird, insect or animal.

Cheers,

Doc H

Not to mention the Opel Blitz Wehrmacht lorry.

Burkhard Domke Aviation Images - Aircraft in Detail

I thought he caught that one in the original list. But now for the truly obscure: the Breguet 470 Fulgur airliner. Probably doesn't qualify, since there certainly isn't a kit of it.

Mark Schynert