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Yours is the IAR 16...?

I.A.R. 16 - fighter

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not that difficult when you tidied it up

How does tidying it up make it less difficult mate?

It is the IAR 16 Graeme.

Tidying up makes it easier to see….. and tell details. But that was a general statement about fuzzy pictures mate.

Over to you :ok:.

And mine was fuzzy because it was from another source than Aviastar. Didn't even check it there :(.

I see, thanks Reg. Thought there may be image tricks to share. :)

Only got part of the challenge mate....

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Only got part of the challenge mate....

Alright. Twist my arm....

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Dorsal jet engine?

No mate........

Would you like to see a silhouette of the entire aircraft?

:)

Your control Martin. :ok:

U2/TR-1

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/7595/img043z.jpg

Like Trevor, early start tomorrow...make it OH if correct. Night. :ok:

That's it, Graeme.

OPEN HOUSE is declared!

No, not a Canadair product.

The one and only, but not the sole survivor?

Two of the version shown were built.

OK, was probably misled by something. I thought the G-ALEU was the only H.P.82 Hermes 5 that was fitted with turboprops, but two Hermes 5s with Bristol Theseus seem to have been built.

Yes, RegDep, it is the HP Hermes V turboprop.:ok: You have control.
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