Cheers Chris
I think they are a mock up.
There are not too many ribs in the wings and the interplane struts look very flimsy.
Daz – I agree it does look Avia-ish but I think the rudder balance is wrong – should be a square cut out?

The undercarriage looks as if its from a Jungmeister or one of the licence built ones (Spain or Poland).

Could it be an ultralight? Looked again and noted the full span waggly bits on lower wings only – this lead more to the mock up theory and it just being a vague representation of an Avia design?

I’ll keep looking to see if I can get a more definate answer.

OAW

The RAF do still use Nimrod. There are a few airframes undergoing a major upgrade which is as always with such things over budget and late and getting later.

From the RAF site. For Nimrod look under Maritime and Recon…

http://www.raf.mod.uk/equipment/acref.html

Hope it helps
OAW

Nice picture. Colour brings it to life. Plus reinforces what a fantastic piece of kit the Typhoon is.

Do you do hot chololate?

What sorts of biccies are available please – although I am tempted by those cakes…?

Convince her to come too.
Loads of stuff for those not aero interested to do… (looks at flyer and notes…)
“Arena Demonstrations, Craft Marquee, Dog agility team, Island farm donkey sanctuary, Kennington Brass band (after 12:30), US 19th Century Settlement village, tade & Charity stands & more!!!”
edited to remove the non-aero or bloke stuff…;)
worth a try???
OAW

I’ve not got the Lancaster book but I do have a copy of the museum guide.
Compare the style and the amount of information contained in its modern version…
Improvement??? Uhhhmmmmm?:D :confused: 😀 :confused: