Unlikely to last very long...
http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/7672/yas0yd.jpg

XB-70 It has been up before. Presented by Beagle 8th October. Try another fernytickles.

Have we an up to date aircraft listing?

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Yes that would be helpul because I ran a text search on "XB-70" and "Valkyrie" before posting the image, and it didn't return a result.

Someone go ahead and post another

Here's an easy one (sorry for the poor picture quality):

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...nge_/unk31.jpg

Blohm und Voss BV 141?

Wild guess(es) Junkers JU88 or Focke Wulf 189??

BV-141 it was. Over to you, Mel.

http://avions.legendaires.free.fr/Images/Gbv141.jpg

Thanks cringe. That was some crazy aircraft,
I do not think this will cause much problem.
[IMG]http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...kpitquiz55.jpg[/IMG]

Fairey IIIF

Correct Sir.:ok: What does it take to beat you? :) You have control.

Here's some'at a little different from me...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ntitled-44.jpg

:)

An autogyro perhaps - one of Mad Ken Wallis's?

The Italians seem awfully keen on them, so perhaps a Magni?

Southdown Pipistrelle (or the original French manufacturer's version?)

G

Not a Pipistrelle, Ghengis, but you're on the right lines.

Is it possible that the picture reversed left to right? It's a glider, probably two-seater training judging by the colour scheme, but the air-brake is on the right rather than left as I, in my limited experience, would expect. Canopies tend to hinge to the right to allow entry from the left too, which adds to the reflection supposition.

Or I could be horribly, and embarassingly, wrong.....

'B

It's not a glider, aerobelly, and it has no canopy, just a windscreen.

Aha, in which case, possibly...

A Sirocco?

G

Dallach Sunrise IIA or Sapphire LSA?

Genghis is correct.

An Aviasud Sirocco, quite a sexy machine (for a microlight in those days), at Weston Green, mid 1980's, if I recall correctly.