99% of people can't name each of these World War II planes from an image. Can you?

[MiloMorai 649]

There are 49 images.

 

https://www.zoo.com/quiz/99-people-cant-name-each-these-world-war-ii-planes-an-image-can-you?utm_term=msn-msn&utm_content=World+War+II+Fighter+Planes%3A+Will+You+Bail+Out+or+Hit+Your+Target+on+This+Quiz%3F&utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=Zoo-WWIIPlanes(desktop)&mkcpgn=i600009957&sg_uid=zvxuO0gPRbqQXIqtCi-Jsg

 

49 of 49 for me and didn't use the hints.

[Saurer 79]

43, damm these american prototype planes 

[AndyJWest 1393]

46 out of 49. A few tricky ones...

[Sgt_Joch 246]

good quiz, got 41. I had never seen some of these planes.

[HubertMeyer 6]

46 - Prototypes, arggg!!!

[nirvi 126]

31

[Heliopause 171]

Nice quiz. Got 49 

[II/JG11ATLAN 340]

41

[II/JG17_HerrMurf 2437]

45

[Matt 908]

42. Some interesting planes that i haven't seen before, but the majority were pretty simple.

[SCG_Tzigy 262]

44 few weird ones for sure...

[Geleitzug 92]

Got also 42 - some were pretty simple and some really a "hard nut to crack"...

[JtD 2292]

48. I insist a real Fw190 is powered by a radial!

[Brano 1463]

Good quiz. 49/49. I was in doubt only with A5N ,as it kind of didnt look as it should,but at the and it was neither of the rest :D

Some odditiess from old sturm there,nice. And Avia BH33. How did it even get there? Still have its paper model at parents house

[No.322_LuseKofte 1913]

The problem with the hints was the nationality was shown in the pictures, I think I would have a few wrong if the markings and paint scheme was not there

[Finkeren 5903]

49/49 and I didn't find it hard.

 

I very nearly screwed up on number 48, man that was a bad image of an La-5.

The problem with the hints was the nationality was shown in the pictures, I think I would have a few wrong if the markings and paint scheme was not there

Sometimes the markings were misleading though. The CW-21 was shown in German markings (Anyone notice they used an IL-2 1946 screenshot?) and the A5M looked very much like pre-war USN markings.

[ZachariasX 1546]

48... almost... Yes, too bad they have visible country markings, makes ID by exclusion often enough too simple.

[Trooper117 1879]

Enjoyed the quiz... 47 out of 49

[JG4_Retnek 295]

Had fun, 47 of 49 ... and that "Do 217" was a Do 17 Z

(PS: the most beautiful 190s are the Longnoses!)

Edited February 8, 2017 by 216th_Retnek

[BOO 735]

nice quiz but my selections were often formed more by knowing what, out of the 4 choices, it wasnt.  47/49.

 

Had it been an straightforward "name the plane"  I think that score would have been quartered!

[=BAIT=CG_Justin 294]

46

[Jason_Williams 17357]

49 outta 49. Champion!

 

Jason

[[Pb]Cybermat47 1205]

Sometimes the markings were misleading though. The CW-21 was shown in German markings (Anyone notice they used an IL-2 1946 screenshot?) and the A5M looked very much like pre-war USN markings.

It wasn't even an A5M, it was a P-26.

[Pierre64 566]

Question 50 was more difficult :

"Which WWII Messerschmitt combat plane is in this image ?"

- Bf 109 G-6 AS

- Bf 109 G-10

- Bf 109 G-14

- Bf 109 K-4

[I./ZG1_Dutchvdm 361]

45 out of 49. More difficult then expected. Mostly it just worked to rule out most other options. That's more or less cheating. 

[Wittman 47]

I got 35. With all the french planes I had to use the markings.

[Solty 59]

47 Although I had about two lucky guesses.

Edited February 9, 2017 by =LD=Solty

[Notclear 32]

49

 

For more little quizz: http://lemairesoft.sytes.net:1944/pages/page.aspx?univid=7215

[Brano 1463]

It wasn't even an A5M, it was a P-26.

Yep, that's why I was a bit confused. But none of the listed answers was any closer to it,so I chose A5M. Even it wasnt correct,according the quizmaster it was

[Smouch 92]

I'm not a total plane nerd   but I got 45.

 

Fun quiz though  

[150GCT_Veltro 477]

44...

[ZachariasX 1546]

Question 50 was more difficult :

"Which WWII Messerschmitt combat plane is in this image ?"

- Bf 109 G-6 AS

- Bf 109 G-10

- Bf 109 G-14

- Bf 109 K-4

IMG_0874.JPG

Again, all wrong answers. How much did you score up to 49?

 

It is a Bf-109 F in the MTO, shot down by Barry Hamblin piloting a Spitfire Mk.V during the Battle of the Bone.

 

Now, we can guess what kind of Friedrich it was... 2? .. 4?

[Goblin 128]

Bugger, just 44 :D

[216th_Lucas_From_Hell 1736]

48 out of 49. So, so close.

[J5_Spyboy 46]

40 of 49

[-NW-ChiefRedCloud 186]

35

 

Chief

[radio 21]

_{46 , but is was no Do 217 because it is the Do17.}

_Martin

[Yogiflight 610]

40 at the first try, 46 at the second. So I'm still able to learn. But the success in the second time was more like 'memory'.

[Rjel 1226]

48/49. Missed the very first one. I have to admit there were a couple of planes I'd never seen before so those were more guess than skill. But I think in a lot of cases WWII era planes from most countries followed a certain design philosophy. So I'll say they were educated guesses. I question the P-43 Lancer too. The plane pictured didn't look this.

 

 

Is it possible it was a P-35?

 

[Notclear 32]

This is a AT-6 texan modified on the picture not a real P-43.

Hopefully the others responses are planes totality differents.

Same for the mistake with A5M and P-26

 

The guy who make the quiz is definitively not in the 1%.

Edited February 10, 2017 by Notclear