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Old 30th November 2011 | 15:24
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Sure is a Frightening mate.

Yes - it is indeed the wing spar carry-through box.

TC has declared Open House.
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Old 1st December 2011 | 04:41
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Apologies for the original image, still have problems with resizing the images!
No apologies needed. Not easy finding a rare subject with the required pixels to maintain resolution. Found this enormous image on the net while looking for yours, think it was 4500 X 3000 pixels! Crops very nicely, not even re-sized!...but not a rare aircraft...

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Old 1st December 2011 | 15:48
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Those temp or thrust trimmers in the jet pipe again; thus probably pre FADEC.
Also, there is a large gap between the jet pipe and airframe – quite old, non reheat?
Nice airframe tin work, perhaps French style?

P.S. #819 had to be a Lightning intake – with all that fuel tank sealant on the outside of the fuel tank structure. Very indicative of a slight ‘g’ exceedance and shim slip in the wing carry through box … experience .
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Old 1st December 2011 | 20:15
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quite old, non reheat?
Correct.
perhaps French style?
Not French mate. Here's the intake...

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Old 1st December 2011 | 20:33
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Republic RF-84F Thunderflash ?
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Old 1st December 2011 | 20:42
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Republic RF-84F Thunderflash
That's the one Bri, your control.
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Old 1st December 2011 | 20:53
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Thanks! Cool looking jet. Here is the next kerosene challenge:
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Old 1st December 2011 | 21:18
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Looks like a HS748?
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Old 1st December 2011 | 21:34
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Yes, skytrain10, seen at Blackpool, missing a wheel, it is an AVRO 748. You have control.
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Old 1st December 2011 | 21:45
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Thank evansb....once a common sight in the UK. Used to fly on them on occasions in the 80's. Still a few in service in Canada I guess?

Here we go:

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Old 1st December 2011 | 21:51
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Ilyushin Il-114?
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Old 1st December 2011 | 22:23
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Ilyushin Il-114?
Right company, but wrong aircraft!
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Old 2nd December 2011 | 02:16
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Ilyushin IL-38 look to have similar exhausts.

Edit: So does the IL-18 which appears to be the one.

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Old 2nd December 2011 | 09:00
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So does the IL-18 which appears to be the one.
Yep, its the IL-18 Karl


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Old 2nd December 2011 | 12:19
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Afternoon Ken, here's the next challenge:

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Old 2nd December 2011 | 12:31
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That’s a good one to float! I don’t think that it had any wheels??
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Old 2nd December 2011 | 13:03
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Possibly not, SP.
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Old 2nd December 2011 | 14:19
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P-6M Seamaster?
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Old 2nd December 2011 | 14:48
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You got it Ken. It is the Martin Seamaster.



Skytrain10's control.

Edit: Open House per Skytrain's request.
Hey look safetypee, wheels

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Old 2nd December 2011 | 15:19
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Karl, as this was largely given away which made life somewhat easy please make this Open House.
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