Classic British Flight Sim

Tempest 11 had a radial engine - Centaurus, so no coolant radiator. Easily recognised if you look for the exhaust exits either side.
Keith

Thanks Keith, Should have known that!

Perhaps this was to catch fish, and starve the opposition. but I don't really believe that.
Anybody know the aircraft, and why it has the nasal extension?

Ju288 V3 prototype, with master pitot probe on the front.

Ttfn

Pete

Is that ALL you were able to dig up, Pete?
I'm glad I'm not offering cash prizes here.
Well, all I've got for you, Pete, is this:


and for those who haven't seen it "in the altogether":

Happy Birthday to nobody today. If this is your big day, pop your day + month in your profile, and hopefully, we' ll catch you next year.

Meanwhile, this is worth TWO pullover bits. First come, best dressed and all that.
IF you need more, I have 2 more sections for posting on request. I'm all heart

Got a lot of the hallmarks of an Avro Cadet except for the engine cowl & a RH tractor prop.
Keith

Sorry Keith,
Should have said so earlier, but it is not an Avro.
Thanks for being first to try.
A rather obscure designer, but apparently a few have been preserved and are in use as aerobatic trainers and sport aircraft.
Here's another lump of it:


If you want to compare it with the Cadet:
http://gaaircraftaus.blogspot.com/2019/ ... h-agh.html

Found it Mike...

Hatz CB-1, these normally don't get a radial engine, but there are a few

Ttfn

Pete

Chris, that would be cheap to refuel!
Pete, Not a Haltz, Sir.
A further clue, that mainwheel decoration hints at the country of origin.
As always, anyone wanting an extended picture, you only need to ask.