The Recognition Quiz

[bizfreeq]

SRN6 Mk5 and well wroth a visit!

[FC Rob]

SRN6 Mk5 and well wroth a visit!

XT493 preserved at Lee on Solent Hovercraft museum

Over to you bizfreeq

[jindivik]

Have a go at this

[Flyingmonster]

Heinkel He 219 Uhu?

[jindivik]

no sorry,

[jindivik]

Come on lads, its been a month flyingmonster may well be right with the country ? think a tough box ?

[Pybus II]

Henschel Hs-129?

[jindivik]

Well done pybus 11, Hs 129 it is over to you

[Pybus II]

Thanks jindivik - it was your clue about the 'tough box' that immediately made me think of the 129.

I'm afraid I don't have anything suitable at the moment, so if anyone wants to jump in, feel free.

[tc2324]

Here you go, should be pretty easy.

[Rotörhead]

F4 Phantom

[tc2324]

See, how easy was that. Over to you oli

[jindivik]

Ok chaps its been over 2 months, so here is a quick one just kick start the thread again,

[Thunder]

Miles Mohawk?

[jindivik]

Sorry Thunder, not a Miles Mohawk
regards Ian

[22A]

One of the aircraft produced by Martin Baker?

[jindivik]

Sorry 22A, not a Martin Baker aircraft.
regards Ian

[Sparts99]

If not Miles I'd say it looks like an Airspeed design.

[Flyingmonster]

Miles M2 Hawk Major?

Got me stumped this one!

[jindivik]

The Miles and Airspeed and Percival aircrafts were this aircrafts main competitors when the military were looking for a trainer. it was flown from a airfield with the same name and was assessed at the A&AEE IN 1938, CFS in 1939 and the RAE in 1940, before being retired to Raf Locking as instructional airframe in late 1940, now that should give it away.
Regards Ian