I'll stick one in, if you don't mind!:E

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...h/DSC00604.jpg

Oww, seriously used and abused.
Is it a twin spool engine?

Damn and blast. I been sussed! No it's a triple spool so that narrows the field down a bit!:}

RB 211 (anything from -22 to -524E4)

"Just blend out the damage and return it to service"

She'll do a trip!

OH if correct.

I was going to go RB199- I remember hearing that they would shed turbines more often than not.

@dixi188
Nearly right, but missed by a generation. It's the (remains of!:E) an RB211-524g engine. IIRC suffered a surge on take-off where the FAFC was scheduling more fuel to try to overcome the drop in P3 pressure.

open house!

One from up my sleeve.....

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u.../tuesday-2.jpg

OK. This is an air intake? Something of the Air Cobra, P51 Mustang size shape and build? Unless of course its one of those Rocket assisted take off packs from the Strato Bomber days?

It is an intake, but from neither of your suggestions. :)

Piston engined aeroplane.

Never entered production.

Russian. Variant of the Mig 3?

Not russian.

A'rtnoon LM,

That's odd, I'd have thought it might have been pinned to your Tie :)

First visit in a couple of days, I have been (and still am) heavily involved with business wallah's so can't stake a claim on this one, but my suggestion may help it along if it's what I think it is.

Catchya later and Graeme too I hope :ok:

You've got it without a doubt TC. :)

Pity you're all tied up.......

Well with clues like that it can only be the Martin Baker MB-5.

'artnoon Mel. :)

You know me - no point in making life difficult.

The MB5 it is - your control. :ok:

Be gentle with us........

Thank you David.
Well here is a nice easy one:-

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...Tailpipe25.jpg

Looks like it's from 1890!

:) :ok: :) Give or take a few years.

The only thing I know with an exhaust like that was a project and never flew.