It is. Test bed for the Rolls Royce Vulture engine. Karlark has control.

http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...ne091212f1.jpg

Thanks one11. Is the intake off-center on that aircraft? Or is it just me :)

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i.../2012/29-1.jpg

Great challenge. Next one coming up...

Here is the next challenge:

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...2012/36-15.jpg

Kudos for finding that Karl. :ok:

Your latest - a Cold War Warrior?

'morning Graeme.

Well, sort of. More like a Cold War trainer. In use 1960's until year 2000.

G'day Karl. :)
Is the horizontal stabiliser further up the vertical fin - early MiG style?

All the way to the top! :)

Thanks mate.

Canadair CL-41 Tutor? But then, should the air-brakes be further back?

Can't quite work out what that "lump" is above the starboard air-brake and why that air-brake appears to have a triangular "hole" in it?

Is the aircraft slightly to starboard and we're seeing part of the cockpit?

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/9311/3615q.jpg
http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/7858/img536s.jpg

That is the one. :ok: Your control.

I can't quite work out what the bumps are on the fuselage... they look like they are further back from the cockpit just in front of the air brake. I bet someone here will let us know. :)
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...2012/26481.jpg

Unbeknown to me, I posted what appears to be the CL-41 "R" version which would account for the lumpy fuselage:

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...2012/CL41R.jpg

Still your control Noyade :)

Thanks Karl. Interesting.
I have only a couple of exhaust stubs to consider...

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/4380/img537r.jpg

Clue
 

Shorts-built version of the Embraer Tucano

Evening Doug. Yours again. :ok:

Possibly taking the "intake" theme to extremes.......



http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...une121212i.jpg

I don't think so mate, I'm happy to play. I'm sure you will be generous with the clues. :)

Speaking of which...
A Clark drawing, so very likely British?
Cabin Air. For passengers or just the crew?
Looked at some of his WW2 aircraft drawings, but there is a possibility it's a civil aircraft?
What are the letters missing from ....."ANTS"....?

That'll do mate. :)

Cheers. Don't wait up.

Evening/ G'day Graeme...you're heading in the right direction, ANTS is the back end of PLANTS

Post war transport with the useless TKS anti-icing on the leading edge.
Hermes or Viking.
I understand the T.K.S. system has improved greatly since my day

Revise previous to Bristol Brigand/Buckmaster