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Trying to make me burn my supper eh Graeme!!
Is that the SNECMA Coleopter ?? |
Use the microwave mate! :)
Done deal. Remember to chew slowly, your control. :ok: http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/5430/20104wnhq8.png |
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Appears to be behind a steel frame?
A weld at bottom right? In a test-rig? |
Not in a test rig, but actually mounted in an airframe!
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Thanks Trevor.
I'm off to enjoy my Sunday, sleep well. Cheers. :ok: |
Good afternoon Graeme:)
I'm off to enjoy my Sunday, sleep well Hope you've had a good day! Awake as usual, so a little clue for any early risers; this challenger led with it's chin and got knocked out!!! |
Boeing X-32B..?
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It is indeed the Boeing X-32B :D
The design that lost out to the Lockheed-Martin X-35 aka Lightning II The full view of the rear end and that chin! http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...coSafe/X32.jpg Sycamore has control; I see your light is on, have you anything for us (and Silhouette Challenge)? If not, then please call Open House! |
Sorry lunch was burning......OPEN HOUSE..
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Is it a Boeing B-50 Superforress?
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No mate. Not American. :)
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Maybe the drawing lacks detail?
Here's a photo... http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6406/2712680.jpg |
Kongjing-1.
Open House, if correct. |
That's the one sabredog. :)
Open House. |
I was close! Same airframe :)
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Here is a nice easy one:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../Tailpipe8.jpg |
Hi Mel.
Mig 3...AQ rules! :ok: (Now going back to make sure...) Edit...can't locate it in AQ's archives? Definitely Soviet... Edit 2...I remember seeing it and thinking the image was inverted. :) Edit 3...Bugger, it's Tuesday. Open house if it is Mel....:( |
Graeme. You are perfectly correct it is the MiG 3 and it was the subject of AQ back in about 2006 I believe. As Graeme declares Open House.
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let's have another sharp intake of breath, (no hidden clue there, just the other end for a change)!
http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...allenge009.jpg |
Was going for MiG 15, but how about the daddy of them all; Gloster E28?
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Morning Kitbag,
Sorry, not one of those two; but it was fairly early! |
Fokker S14 perhaps.
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Good evening Mel,
No perhaps about it sir :D!! The Fokker S-14 Machtrainer was a Dutch two-seater military training jet aircraft designed and manufactured by Fokker for the Royal Netherlands Air Force. Development started in the late 1940s, and it was one of the first jet fighter training aircraft in the world, making its first flight on 19 May 1951 and entering service in 1955 |
Thanks Trevor. Here is the next one:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../Tailpipe9.jpg |
Grumman or something the U.S Navy would fly?
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Good morning Mel.
Not dissimilar to the Chance Vought F2G1 Corsair Reno racer. |
With a 4-blader in front and exhaust flame shields,more likely an A-1 Skyraider..?
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Good Morning David. Sycamore has it, the aircraft is in fact a Douglas AD-4N Skyraider F-AZHK.
Are we going to get a challenge from you Sycamore? |
Sorry ,been `shopping`,so OPEN HOUSE....
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Good evening Graeme,
Just a wild shot in the dark, is it a P-63 Kingcobra ?? I've got the dog back 'til Sunday, just off for a walk now on a wet and dark morning, Open House if correct! Don't think it is now, as it looks to be nose-mounted, a Russian or Jap maybe, alas as no time to look furthe right now! |
Is that a Sabre V24?
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Morning!
Not a Cobra of any sort. Not Japanese or Russian or powered by a Sabre engine. Not WWII. |
So am I looking at a straight 12 (very unusual) or a V24?
Maybe a seaplane...... |
Hi David.
12-cylinder Vee liquid-cooled. Not a seaplane. |
Lots of those around.
An Allison? |
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