That landing gear looks familiar :E.

German?

Most landing gear looks familiar!

However, it's not German.

http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/...23um153702.jpg

Yes, but this detail….

Bristol 138?

I am at work, so can only peep every now and then.:mad:

G'day mate.

No question mark required! :ok:

The thread is all yours.

Thanks Mate! I had the Airfix model many years ago and picked it from the u/c...

Now, where do I find the latest list so I don't embarrass myself?

Go to AH & N main page.

What cockpit etc. list.

Then What Silhouette.

Or you can tell me what you're going to post and I'll check it for you. :E

Stand by - I'll give myself 15 minutes and if I can't find anything new it will be open house.

Standing by.......................

BTW, shouldn't you be :zzz::zzz: ?

Here is a direct link to Mel's site.

http://artificer356.co.uk/WhatSilhouette31July2011.htm

OK, this probably won't last long:

http://www.iainhosking.com/images/fl...e/scan0002.jpg

P.S. Yes, it is a little late...

Don't be too sure of that.

I note it's a scan, so can you confirm it's on the web please.

Confirmed. A quick search on the name threw up 9000 results.

Feel free to ask questions :ok:

OK thanks.

Transport or recce?

Closer to the former. It had some unusual features, including a Martin-Baker ejector seat :eek:

Whaaaatt??

Seriously. I have the book in front of me. It was derived from a light transport that is already on Mel's list, but it's a research a/c..

Dornier Do-29?

Correct.

Dornier Do 29 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

From my trusty Observer's Book of Aircraft, 1960 edition. As has been observed earlier in this thread, a very good year.

You have control.