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Here is a mystery tail pipe plus..
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...A_CLUES_EH.jpg |
Hawker prototype P.1040 with Armstrong Siddeley Snarler rocket motor in the tail
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Well yes, it is a Hawker with the Snarler rocket motor. I'm waiting for the specific aircraft model number..
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D - - - - d, of course it is.
But that was not the end for the first prototype P.1040 (VP401), as in September 1949 it was refitted to house a Armstrong Siddeley Snarler rocket motor in the tail powered by a mix of liquid oxygen and water-methanol making a thrust of 2,000 lb The first flight being on the 20/11/1950 using the "Snarler" rocket motor, the aircraft made only six flights under the power of the rocket engine, on the last flight there was a small explosion, which caused some minor damage, this was repaired, but VP401 never took to the air again. |
Good try gents. It is the Hawker P.1072. Noyade has control.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...640/P10721.jpg |
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Sunday Morning - Clue time.
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SAAB J-29..?
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No mate.....
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Tell you what mate, I'll even toss in a front view...:)...
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/3774/img051v.jpg |
Crusader with J57
Obviously not once you put the drawing up, so how 'bout Nord Griffon? |
Crusader with J57 |
Just to get the chronology right
Nord Griffon II http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Griffon_II.JPG |
The Griffon it is! :ok:
Your control Kitbag. :) |
Sadly I have enough trouble with the front of airplanes so OH
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Saab AJSH 37 Viggen ?
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Wow, sabredog!
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Nicely done sabredog.
All yours. :ok: |
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