Hello,

 

just saw an old (but good) movie again and am asking what aircraft plata are flying. The english title is All the Way, Boys, the german one: 2 Himmelhunde auf dem Weg zur Hölle and the original title is Più forte, ragazzi.

It's a movie with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.

 

Here is a link to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gOOFnQ3leE

At 1:22:35 you see it from outside.

At 1:25:44 you see it again. It's a 2 engine turbopro I think.

 

Would be nice, if someone can say more.

That one?

 

I'm not that good on the guessing, but I'd say that's a Convair. http://en.wikipedia....r_CV-240_family

 

The more I look, the more I think I'm wrong though. The nose inlet and tailplane shape don't fit. :blush: But we're close. :lol:

The one CoolP has a picture (top picture) of is a Hawker Siddeley HS-748. That's the aircraft towards the end of the movie.

 

The opening screen is, of course, a DC-3.

 

That's nearly 2 hours of film, OP. Perhaps giving specific times of the aircraft appearances in question would be a good idea.

Perhaps a YS-11.

Yes, I think Zach is closer spot on. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_748

 

Perhaps giving specific times of the aircraft appearances in question would be a good idea.

That's what he did. My two shots are from those marks to allow an easier viewing.

Yes, I think Zach is closer spot on. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_748

 

 

 

That's what he did. My two shots are from those marks to allow an easier viewing.

 

Don't know how I missed that! :blush: What's scarier is that I scoured the post for the times. Duh!

 

Perhaps a YS-11.

 

The YS-11 is has a similar size (the YS-11 is bigger) and the same RR Dart engines, but the nose section and tail are very different. Focus on the vertical stabilzer and you'll notice the YS-11's is "curved" while the HS-748 is "squared". The radome on the YS-11 is longer as well. Finally, you can count windows and notice cockpit window shape.

Wow, thank you guy's!