Anyone care to suggest the name for this bad boy?
If you’re wondering…the perils inherent in inserting a recorded flight with a replay tool into a “live” sim environment
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4 turning 2 burning? Now where I have heard that before…?
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Errrr… Try six turning 
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Dragonfly : )
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“… four burning.”
Or as I’ve also heard it, "Two turning, two burning, two smoking, two choking and two more unaccounted for.” 
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As long as it doesn’t start singing “Puttin’ On The Ritz,” we’ll be alright.
Give yourself 16½ extra points if you get that…
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Dr. Strangelove?
Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein!”
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Two-bliner. 
This clearly is a Huff’n’Puff
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I think you may be referring to a B36D, which had 6 props but added 4 jet engines to the outboard ends of the wings. Hence, 6 turning, 4 burning. Incredibly slow, underpowered, short range, etc., etc., Fine for bombing Cleveland with a couple of 500 poud bombs but not much more 
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You know it. 
(But the OP’s Franken-plane only has 4 turning on display)
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Yup, unsure of that aircraft, but sure of the derivation of x number turning and y number burning…
That’s what I call safety and redundancy. Four wing, six engines. Radials and turbofans. The Dougbus 320-6 has it all
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Pilots call the Dougbus 320-6 the finest 5 engined aircraft that has flown the skies 
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It was reported today that Honeycomb have found the reason for the shortage of Bravo throttle quadrants.
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Double decker
The Philadelphia Experimental?
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A-3Mistake?
DC-BTwixt?