What plane is this?

[Guest rrruuunnn]

What is this?

 

 

[Guest palexxxx]

It's too small to tell, the picture won't enlarge when you click on it.

 

 

[Ben Longden]

Its the one used by "Mini-Me"....

 

Ben

 

 

[Guest palexxxx]

Have you got a very big magnifying glass Ben?

 

 

[rick-p]

An AEROPLANE rrruuunnn for sure, see it's got little wings.

 

 

[Guest rrruuunnn]

...I will have to take another pic.

 

 

[Guest Crezzi]

T-45 Goshawk ?

 

 

[Guest rrruuunnn]

Crezzi,

 

You're right. I just wanted to know what kinda of plane is it.

 

 

[red750]

I saw a very brief clip on Facebook (one of those where they have five clips together, from tik tok I think. It was a brief clip head on, of a US fighter with twin engines, similar to a P-38 Lightning, in flight, but with a conventional single tail boom, not the twin booms as on the P-38. The fuselage and cockpit appeared extremely narrow.  I cannot think what it was, there was no description, and I have been unable to locate an image of it. I would be happy if someone could identify it. Once you close off those video clips, you can't get them back, otherwise I would have paused it and taken a screen print.

 

Imagine the photo below with only a single tail boom.

 

[IBob]

Not one of these, by any chance? Or was it definitely US hardware???

[red750]

I thought the blue and white star roundel was on the side, not that I got much of a glimpse. Those clips only last 10 - 15 seconds. I don't think the tailplane was as high up the fin, attached more within the tailcone. Can't say for sure. I did notice that there was no armament in the nose.

[RossK]

Grumman F7F ?

[derekliston]

Grumman Tigercat maybe?

[red750]

That's the one. Fuse looks so skinny. Thanks guys.