It is a two-seater, but not from Poland

Fokker S.11 ?

Fellow Challengers. :)

Nord N.3202?

Good morning Brian, good evening Graeme :)

Australia has it, it is the Nord 3202 :D

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/.../nord-3202.jpg

Noyade has control :ok:

Thanks Trevor.

Don't have a silhouette mate, but I've got a photo which may help you with the Cockpit Challenge...

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/5651/img056tm.jpg

Then get yer backside into gear.....

The one in the background is black. :)

Thanks mate,

I hadn't seen the the new cockpit yet, a bit hectic here, the cupboard is bare, so gotta nip out and get some provisions shortly.

This looks familiar, is it one of those fan-in-wing jobbers?

Mock-ups on display at the El Toro Airbase in 1986. V/STOL jet fighter project.
Not sure how it was suppose to work mate.

Big lifting wing and intakes. Engine (fan) buried inside.

Trevor, an expert source tells me it had a big lifting wing and intakes. Engine (fan) buried inside.

:)

...and I can't find this thing on the net.

Tell ya what - just after a name.
Complete this sentence...

Saint George and the _ _ _ _ _ _

Even with the name I can't find it!!!

...apart from the fact the the Dragon is a twin tilt-rotor helicopter.

Well, lets just forget it then. :)

Make it open house.

I have it as the Phalanx Dragon, then renamed American Aircraft Corporation Dragon.

Guess what is on the web..................

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...lanxDragon.jpg

I knew I'd seen it somewhere!! Never have got there without the name though, but at least it is on the Web mate:ok:

1986 | 1650 | Flight Archive

Now, I have to get to the shops, catchya later!

Edit: I see you found it too David :D

Bl:mad:dy Trolley :\

Still OH, try this one then!

Edit: OooPs just beaten to it

Challenge removed 'tiz one up my sleeve now :)

Just as I say the TC, you bounce back.

Sorry mate, shops took longer than I thought, then I cocked up my gimping and had to redo it :ugh:

Fairly high AR wing there, a glider or is that some ventral jet there/