Nicely done Spit.

It is indeed the Ohka 22. :D

The thermojet version as opposed to the 3-rocket version.

Couldn't resist after Mels' quote above!!!

Spit has requested Open House.

Butterfly tail, what was I thinking?! :(

"See-through" one...

http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/4431/img023oe.jpg

Wossa '105' bit?

Drogue parachute perhaps, David.

105...."Parachute door conical fairing"

Dassault Balzac perhaps?

You are a very clever man Mel.

109 was the port "Yaw control nozzle".

Yaw control Mel! :)

Thank you Graeme.
It was items 108 & 109 that led me too it. At first I thought Item 109 was possibly a tail wheel of some kind but the only jet aircraft to have that was the Supermarine Attacker and this was not the Attacker. So it must have been a jet efflux to give control to a VTOL aircraft, which led me to the Dassault Balzac.
Here is the next one:-

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../Tailpipe4.jpg

Mel is that showing the vertical fin base ending at the very edge of the fuselage?

Graeme.
That is correct.

Thanks, I feel a sketch coming on! :)

Spey in an AMX?

The engine is not a Spey.

Do I see the horizontal stabilisers in about a 4 and 8 o'clock position? Russian possibly, an early Sukhoi Su-7?

Hi Ken. Yes the horizontal stabilisers are at about a 4 and 8 o'clock position but it is not Russian.

Not getting anywhere fast on this one Mel....there is some similarity with the prototype F9F-9 Tiger - tailplane/stabilisers in the right position. On that subject then, would this be American?

Ken. It is American but not the prototype F9F-9 Tiger.

I keep looking at the YF-8 and YA-7F Crusader/Corsair. The tailpipe and horizontal surfaces are about right, but not the tail itself :ugh:.
Are we looking at a fighter/attack prototype?

Ken. You are on the right road. It is in fact the tailpipe of a Vought A7E CorsairII at the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida.The aircraft below is an A7D.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../CorsairA7.jpg
You have control.

Thanks Mel - somewhat surprised! Looked at the YA-7, the A-7A,B and D. Didn't look at the E - its got that little extension to the tailplane that ends at the exhaust outlet which the others don't have!

Don't have anything to offer at present, so make it Open House

Here is a couple of tail-pipes:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...OK_AT_THAT.jpg

G'day Brian.
Eureka! Finally, something I recognise, well, I hope so...the Ikarus Type 452?...

http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/8290/img026b.jpg

Yes, Noyade is correct:ok: The Yugoslavian IKARUS 452. Your turn.

Thanks Brian.

Moving on....

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/8549/555puy.jpg

Dassault Mystere IVN?

Heading off to work Ken. Not the Mystere. I tried to be clever. Turn it upside down...

http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/4545/img027xs.jpg

Myasishchev M-50 :confused:

Sud-Ouest SO 9050 Trident II perhaps?

It is Mel. :ok:

Your control.

http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/13/img031o.jpg

Thanks Graeme. Here is a nice easy one:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../Tailpipe5.jpg

G'day Mel. I think our definitions of "easy" vary greatly! :)

First thought was that "thingy" at 6 o'clock was the front end of an arrester hook, say the Dassault Etendard, but I don't think it should be so close to the exhaust lip?
Second thought is the thingy is the break parachute fairing on possibly, the Repuplic Thunderstreak?

Question 1. Trying to education myself on anal aviation - if the tail-pipe doesn't have, as cutaways call them, a variable exhaust nozzle, then can I assume it doesn't have an afterburner?

Question 2. What gets more success when googling for these images...tail pipe, jet pipe, exhaust, jet exhaust, engine exhaust, exhaust nozzle,...etc...? I'm not having a whole lot of luck.

Is this a tail mounted jet? Something like the Piper PA-47 PiperJet?

Wow! Never seen that before.

Ken, is there a Plane-spotters graveyard anywhere? Where I can go and die?

Sorry chaps did not think it would be difficult, I thought it would be easy like the latest Avia Quiz :rolleyes:.
To answer your questions:-
Q.1 It does not have an afterburner.
Q.2 Possibly engine exhaust but it really depends as the quiz image may be taken from a general view of the aircraft during a walk around.

It is not a tail mounted jet such as the Piper PA-47 Piperjet.

This might help:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...Tailpipe5a.jpg

Early low bypass turbofan with clamshell reverser mechanism underneath?

David. It certainly is an early turbofan engine with clamshell thrust reverser.

Soloviev D-30

In an Ilyushin Il-76?

Sorry Reg. Not the Soloviev D-30 in an Ilyushin Il-76.

Quick stabs...

Lockheed Starlifter?

A good stab Graeme. It is the Lockheed C141 Starlifter.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...b_07_of_50.jpg

You have control.