Dassault MD.450 Ouragan?

That's the one Ken :D

it is the Dassault MD.450 Ouragan (Rolls-Royce Nene 104B turbojet)

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ouragon_01.jpg

skytrain10 has control :ok:

Thanks Trevor.

Unfortunately tied up workwise now, so will have to be Open House.

Nobody interested? I'll take up my own OH:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/46623f16.jpg

Looks a bit like a J-79, maybe in an F-16?

Morning Kitbag...unfortunately not a J79 nor an F-16. This is one of 2 engines fitted to this particular aircraft.

French perchance?

Morning gents.

G'day Ken.... Blinder?

Evening Graeme.

You all stocked up with the necessary?

You mean am I ready for Christmas, or do I have a challenge?

Are you cooking up a storm with your new kitchen over Christmas? :)

I meant Christmas mate.

Still getting used to the speed of operation of the new hob and cooker - very quick. It's amazing how technology has moved on. It's all German of course.

18 LED lights at three levels - with all on the total power consumption is 65 watts!

Of course. So is mine - from Aldi. :)

I suppose that's high-end in OZ! :E

Evening Graeme...yep, that's the one, the Tupolov TU-22:ok:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...ff5600e3-1.jpg

Noyade has control

Thanks Ken, you sneaky cropper! :)

No.14....

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/1693/img289t.jpg

Can't really get 14 into perspective. Presume thats a wing or tailplane off the the RHS?

Do Lidl's sell kitchens?:) Seriously sounds nice mate...mind you ours is all British...or at least the boxes it came in were:).

Ken, the artist is looking from the front. Cockpit is immediately to the left. The key gives No.14 as a "Low-observable engine inlet."

Ah, that's why I couldn't make out what it was:)

Ahhh...funny guy. :)

If you listen carefully, you can hear David preparing lunch on the marble-top bench...chopper, chopper - chop.

That's a clue. I think.

I had wondered about those that go chop chop, but nothing sprung to mind. I had better take another look!