[Epapazian]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

Sud-Aviation Vautour

'Planenutsfrog' uses one as his 'Avatar'

They were featured in a T.V. programme (for youngsters) that was screened in the Early-mid 1970's on B.B.C. (which featured TERRIBLE "dubbing").........called........"The Aeronauts" .

That's why I remembered 'em.

Correct. This is one of the ones I would like to see in diecast, but, obviously, only an Altaya/IXO type of marketer will ever do one.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by Epapazian

One more for now:

The F-9F Panther has an airbreak system which can be used when needed. Where is this facility located?

1) Under the tail, near the arrester hook
2) Under the wings
3) Under the fuselage, just below the cockpit
4) On the sides of the rear fuselage

That would be 3) Under the fuselage, just below the cockpit.

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Epapazian

And another:

The F-15 carries two electronic countermeasure aerials (ECMs ). Where are these located?

1) On its wingtips
2) In pods under the fuselage
3) On top of the tail fins

3.

[Epapazian]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

That would be 3) Under the fuselage, just below the cockpit.

Correct call

[Hornchurch]

ok, what's the name of the manufacturer, & the Aircraft's TYPE name ,

on this poor ol' Girl ????????????????

[Epapazian]

Originally Posted by smartd

3.

Correct answer.

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

ok, what's the name of the manufacturer, & the Aircraft's TYPE name ,

on this poor ol' Girl ????????????????

Vickers Wellington

[Hornchurch]

Originally Posted by smartd

Vickers Wellington

Nice try smartd = incorrect though.......... try again Plz.....!

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

Nice try smartd = incorrect though.......... try again Plz.....!

Vickers Warwick

[Epapazian]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

ok, what's the name of the manufacturer, & the Aircraft's TYPE name ,

on this poor ol' Girl ????????????????

I'm pretty sure it's a Vickers Wellington, however the location of the antenna seems unusual for Coastal Command aircraft. As far as the exact Mark, it could be a Wellington GR.Mk.XIV.