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Champdriver10 года/лет назад

Sorry, it's a Beech 18, not a Lockheed.

alex kropfPhoto Uploader10 года/лет назад

Are you sure? I was under the impression it was a lockheed 12.

David Sims10 года/лет назад

One way to tell the difference between the Beech and the Lockheed is the tail. On the Lockheed, the horizontal stabilizer extends just past the vertical tail. The aircraft above is a Beech.

Example of a Lockheed http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/Lockheed_12A_Electra_Junior.jpg

alex kropfPhoto Uploader10 года/лет назад

Okay I see. Sorry