Challenge
Joined: May 2009
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From: New South Wales
G'day Karlark.
Jet mate? Can't work out that polished(?) surface at the lower half of the photo. Thought it might be rain water, but a jet intake wouldn't be that close to the ground, would it? Magnified, there looks to be a bolt at bottom left?
Much appreciate a clue (or two!) for a lazy Sunday morning...at your discretion of course.
intake;
Much appreciate a clue (or two!) for a lazy Sunday morning...at your discretion of course.
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Minnesota
Hello again Noyade,
I haven't been able to monitor close today, but I'm in now.
The intake is for a piston engine. The shiny is the underside of the wing. It's the same on the other wing as well. It does look as though they're Polish(ed).
I haven't been able to monitor close today, but I'm in now.

The intake is for a piston engine. The shiny is the underside of the wing. It's the same on the other wing as well. It does look as though they're Polish(ed).

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From: Minehead Somerset UK
Sorry SP, none of those delicate fragrancies, but maybe hot-dog as Mel points out
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Hello Mel
, It takes something pretty special/obscure to stop you in your tracks and it seems this isn't it!!
It is indeed the Northrop JB-1

The guy at the back is checking to see if the onions are ready!!
MReyn24050 has control
.Hello Mel
, It takes something pretty special/obscure to stop you in your tracks and it seems this isn't it!!It is indeed the Northrop JB-1

The guy at the back is checking to see if the onions are ready!!
MReyn24050 has control







