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21st January 2012 | 10:01

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sabredog

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De Havilland Venom FB.54 (J-1704)

21st January 2012 | 10:41

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Kitbag

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Don't tell me; you did recognise the screwdrivers?

Sabredog is spot on, even down to the reg!

21st January 2012 | 13:52

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sabredog

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No,Kitbag,just very lucky!
Open House

21st January 2012 | 17:34

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

Shall we start another thread called "Name that engine/nacelle/cowling" ?

Cuz that ain't no intake or exhaust...

21st January 2012 | 17:51

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

Okay gents, here is the next one:

21st January 2012 | 19:28

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Noyade

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First thought was that dorsal scoop you see on a Cessna 337. But looking closer, this exhaust is on a trailing edge?

21st January 2012 | 20:07

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

It is an exhaust. The type served in Australia.

21st January 2012 | 20:19

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sycamore

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Well,it`s not a `Kanga-roo`..

21st January 2012 | 20:26

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Noyade

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I dunno, it's got me jumping around (actually, I think the little furry buggers 'hop').

Quote:

served

As in military mate?

21st January 2012 | 20:31

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sycamore

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Built on the opposite side of the World....

21st January 2012 | 20:48

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Noyade

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Convair CV-440 Metropolitan?

21st January 2012 | 20:57

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Noyade

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Blunt knife, but a second stab - GAF Nomad? But I think I should see more wing if it is?

21st January 2012 | 21:37

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

Noyade is correct. The Convair 440 Metropolitan. Your turn.

21st January 2012 | 22:38

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Noyade

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Thanks Brian.

Next...with some clues...

21st January 2012 | 22:58

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Kitbag

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Is that really a dorsal engine or have you been playing with Photoshop?

22nd January 2012 | 02:26

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Noyade

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No photoshop mate, would I do that to you?

Real aircraft. Dorsal engine it is. You will find it in Mel's list for Silhouette Challenge.

22nd January 2012 | 18:01

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

The ill-fated Hammer-Hunt HH-1 "Zipper"..

22nd January 2012 | 20:58

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Noyade

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Tis indeed. The Zipper that came undone.

Your control Brian.

22nd January 2012 | 22:34

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evansb

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From: Timbukthree

Good one

I hereby declare OPEN HOUSE.

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23rd January 2012 | 08:28

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Noyade

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Easier one?...