Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
I don't think many of the jet-powered version were built.
Although I can't find any information, I think the bulge is a small fuel tank.
The photograph shows it to be under the wing root, not the fuselage - therefore there must be another on the other side.
edit: moving to our other building - back shortly.
Although I can't find any information, I think the bulge is a small fuel tank.
The photograph shows it to be under the wing root, not the fuselage - therefore there must be another on the other side.
edit: moving to our other building - back shortly.
Last edited by Lightning Mate; 22nd Jun 2012 at 10:47.
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Not been able to look in since this morning...busy workwise unfortunately.
I kept looking at the Caproni-Vizzola A-21 series of gliders, but the A-21J and A-21SJ featured retractable jets.....however....I think this is a one-off A-21J that was converted by Lockheed/Mississippi State University to a fixed jet arrangement.
I guess LM has closed down now for the night, and no one around to second my suggestion. Closing down now, and not around tomorrow, so if correct it will have to be Open House. Good night.
I kept looking at the Caproni-Vizzola A-21 series of gliders, but the A-21J and A-21SJ featured retractable jets.....however....I think this is a one-off A-21J that was converted by Lockheed/Mississippi State University to a fixed jet arrangement.
I guess LM has closed down now for the night, and no one around to second my suggestion. Closing down now, and not around tomorrow, so if correct it will have to be Open House. Good night.
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no one around to second my suggestion
I think this is a one-off A-21J that was converted by Lockheed/Mississippi State University to a fixed jet arrangement.
Happy to confirm, but I don't know if it received a different designation?
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Still here Graeme But was just about to turn the pc off when I thought I'd have one last look. David's photo is on Minijets website: The Minijets Website: Caproni A21J Calif where you'll see it referred to as a A-21J modified by Lockheed. I did a bit more investiagation and it is the only one and was purely experimental. Not sure if it should be classified as American or Italian?
Anyway take a look at the link and I'll leave you confirm or not - as I said it will have to be OH anyway.
Have a good day mate - cheers
Anyway take a look at the link and I'll leave you confirm or not - as I said it will have to be OH anyway.
Have a good day mate - cheers
Good morning/g'day.
I had to go out unexpectedly last night.
Great shot Ken - it's the Vizzola A21SJ.
Pity you're not around - please take the OH Graeme, because Martin won't be around either and TC is probably working.
I had to go out unexpectedly last night.
Great shot Ken - it's the Vizzola A21SJ.
Pity you're not around - please take the OH Graeme, because Martin won't be around either and TC is probably working.
Last edited by Lightning Mate; 23rd Jun 2012 at 08:43.
I don't work at weekends mate.
Martin has just moved and I suspect is awaiting internet connection.
Trevor is simply a workaholic.
edit - can't you download GIMP again?
Martin has just moved and I suspect is awaiting internet connection.
Trevor is simply a workaholic.
edit - can't you download GIMP again?
Last edited by Lightning Mate; 23rd Jun 2012 at 09:38.
Probably not the best illustration, so...
Trees are most likely Eucalyptus and the birds at bottom right, Currawongs.
Trees are most likely Eucalyptus and the birds at bottom right, Currawongs.
Last edited by Noyade; 23rd Jun 2012 at 10:35. Reason: Will return later