Some Wings To I.D.

I reckon Meddle is right on the money!
Yes, the main gear legs go into the fuselage sides but the wheels set into the wing undersides at a back-swept angle – that was what had me going! I couldn’t think of an aircraft with that characteristic. Reminiscent of the Barracuda – which it obviously wasn’t!
Well done that man!

I’m not convinced Fan trainer wheels go into the fuselage;

The red and white paint scheme suggests that the wing came off of a trainer. RTAF appear to have used Cessna T-37s as well, but the undercarriage assembly doesn’t allow for it to pack into that nifty little hole in the wing you posted in picture #2 above. Chipmunks appear to have a fixed undercarriage, so they didn’t come off one of those either.

The wing maybe even came off of this example;

Fan trainer wheels go into the fuselage!!Yes they are ex Thai air force and just arrived in the yard .All the other wings ,flaps and hatches etc have gone to the smelter.

The Royal Thai Air Force Museum appears to have a Fantrainer chop shop of sorts on site. Most of the pictures I’ve seen show them missing their wings.

Rhein Flugzeugbau Fantrainer 400 seems like a good match;

White: Fantrainer?
The grey one could indeed be Marchetti

Siai Marchetti SF-260MT?

looks like a small Royal Thai Air Force roundel – so presumably are all something used by RTAF

wheel folds wrong way for a JP

I dunno, a red and white one? I’m going to say Jet Provost, just to get the ball rolling. :very_drunk:

Of your many contributions, Meddle, this must be one of your sharpest and most astute. It’s only a minor detail but any idea which aircraft…..??:eek:

Aircraft!