Aircraft Mock-Ups

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Graeme, my apologies, that is the Bell D188a VTOL project.

Don't ask me why I posted XF-17...

The XF-109 *technically* belonged to a variant of Convair's XF-106 project and it was assumed that if the D188 project were accepted, that would be it's assignment. However, the USN assignment of XF3L-1 would have been the D188's number if accepted by the Navy.

The XF-17 was a Lockheed solid fuel rocket project (really cool looking in it's own right, however)
 
GrauGeist said:
I'd be really interested to know what aircraft that is seen in the lower-left background...
(third photo in the post)
Click to expand...

Still looking at this one Dave. A Glider of sorts??
I've sent the pic to a smarter man than me - I'll let you know.
 
Doubting my eyesight now. Is that a high wing or some sort of lectern with engineering drawings on it??


 
They have Grumman's version of the moon car at the Cradle of Aviation Museum. When I get back over there I will get some pictures of it. Sadly it is used as decoration at the snack bar.
 
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