Unknown Aircraft Wing & Tail Panels - thoughts?

[harrison987]

Well...I have pretty much rules out almost every aircraft I can think of.

Tail indicated it is a fighter or destroyer, given the markings...but I have never seen aircraft markings like that, this late in the war (1944).

Thoughts?

[taitbb]

Look kinda like IL2 wing and hatch openings.

*edit*
Assuming they are legit period pieces...my gut says some form of trench art.

[Broncazonk]

*Another perfect example* of just how important including scale is in part identification photographs. >> Are the insignia regulation size? <<

Also: is the material steel plate or sheet aluminum?

What is on the other side?

It's silly to post photographs of mystery parts without including basic, fundamental descriptions of them.

Bronc

[Revi16]

Typically panels with that many large screws in it are considered "structural" panels. Usually found on the bottom of a wing covering fuel tanks, etc..

What's odd is that you wouldn't expect to find a structural panel on the vertical stab where the swastika is applied.
A Ju-87 is one of the few that has a large removable panel, but clearly that wouldn't be the correct type aircraft.

[edwest2]

I suspect this a modern interpretation. Ed

[fran]

Too many 'artists' (of the scam) out there...

[Broncazonk]

I'm pretty sure I have these narrowed down to McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II Access Skin Panels.