Blimey, that was low.

[L Austin France]

About an hour ago 2 - 4 engined turbo prop 'planes flew over our house heading NNW.
I was indoors & heard the first but didn't get much of a glimpse of it as I was too busy ducking, thinking it was going to hit the roof, it really seemed that low.
I ran outside just in time to see the second fly over & from what I saw it was a
T tailed transporter which my memory & Google says was an Airbus A400M Atlas .
Fabulous to watch & what a noise

[Hotrodder]

Yes, they flew over us as well but couldn't get a look at them because of our personal perpetual cloud cover. I know their sound though.

[Blaze]

I know the sound, we hear it occasionally here - and yes, we duck as well. I've not yet been quick enough with the camera to snap it .... maybe next time....

[Grangela]

I had to duck earlier, but our scary noise came from a Tiltrotor. I’ve never heard of them, but take it from me, they are exceptionally noisy. Mr Grangela alias Jongela had seen photos of them, but never a live one. As the name implies they have tilting rotors, so can take off like a helicopter and then power forward. Enough excitement for one day.
Angela

[L Austin France]

I had to duck earlier, but our scary noise came from a Tiltrotor. I’ve never heard of them, but take it from me, they are exceptionally noisy. Mr Grangela alias Jongela had seen photos of them, but never a live one. As the name implies they have tilting rotors, so can take off like a helicopter and then power forward. Enough excitement for one day.
Angela

Probably an Osprey.
Very difficult & dangerous things to fly with lots of crashes.
If you hear one coming, take cover

[Hotrodder]

Much like the pigeons around here. Once they are up and flying they are very efficient but when they try to land in a tree they sound like a car crash. Seriously clumsy.