The What is it? Game (1 Viewer)

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Good line of deduction, my dear. Watson !
It is indeed a Percival Provost T1. this example being at Old Warden.


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Not a VC10 or 'Flaming Pencil....never heard of that name before although I recognise the airframe !

It is a jet, more than one engine and more that one seat :)
 
Not a VC10 or 'Flaming Pencil....never heard of that name before although I recognise the airframe !

It is a jet, more than one engine and more that one seat :)

Looks like the tail end of a HS-125.
 
Not a 125 or 'Brick...good tries tho :)
Hmmmm.
Once you mastered this bad boy, you could play with one that had guns fitted. It was re-engined during its life.
 
Hi Gary.

I've been trying to figure out the shape by the reflections - unsuccessfully.
To my eyes the exhaust is buried deep in the trailing edge close to the fuselage and the main undercart seems to be waaaaay out near the wingtip?
Dunno what the tail is doing...

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Hey Graeme, Dude, you're doing some serious effort into this one mate ! :). Quite a wide track undercart but single wheel only. A couple of 4 seat versions were built but didn't go into production.
Capt V, Not a Canuck...considerably smaller :)
This one sports a non standard paintjob.
V interesting tail.
And the correct answer is.....
 
My apologies chaps, giving you b*m info when I said it was a low wing. I was looking at the cropped image and took the fillets you can just see as the wing not the engine fairing ! Doh ....yup, I knoww, I'm sacked !
I'll stop playing for a while and go hide in shame :(
Yup, well done sir.
Took these at my first visit to Oshkosh way back in 2004.
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