Good thinking LM, it is the Shenyang J-8

Thanks Kitbag, but it will have to be OH.

Open house? Try this one:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...psbc871880.jpg

Millennium Falcon?




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Certainly looks as though it is from the Millennium Falcon but this device was very much designed and built and fitted to real aircraft.

Cabin heater intake on an American Biplane?

Not a cabin heater intake and this unit is not fitted to an american aircraft.

Dunno much about them, but maybe a Lamblin radiator?
French?

Graeme. There are many types of Lamblin radiators however I will say the aircraft is French and the object in the photograph is a radiator.

Confess to never having noticed this style of radiator before.

How about the SPAD 81bis racer?

Not the SPAD 81bis, this aircraft was a multi-engined aircraft.

Stupid
 

I am waiting for someone to come up with the correct answer so I can sigh and say.....ah yes, of course. In the meantime I plan to sit here and be stupid!

How about that French design that demonstrates it is possible to get a brick to fly if you put wings on it - Amiot 142?

Or try and whittle him down...:)
Twin?
Military or civil Mel?

Or the Farman F 222 perhaps?

This aircraft designed and built to in the 1930s to meet a commercial requirement. It was a four-engined aircraft. It was not from Farmen or Amiot.

LeO-246?

Or a land-plane?

You have it mate it is indeed the Leo H-246 :D:ok:
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...psde3ac268.jpg

You have control.

Thanks Mel. Lucky guess.

Getting late here and my son wants to borrow the PC. So, here's another. An exhaust pipe....

http://i42.tinypic.com/2hhhgtt.jpg

Cheers for now!

Sunday morning clue
 

A British ultra-light monoplane built by two gents who names are well known today.