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Gotta keep the thread going.

The aircraft in my post #359 is a Raytheon CT-156 Harvard II, of the RCAF.

This photo shows the inlet to the Vokes filter, the 3 bladed prop and the 4 cannons, visible in OME's photo on the bike rider's left shoulder and the right side at the propeller tip.

This is what the nose of a P-40C Tomahawk looks like:

Probably no answer because the usual suspects haven't been online. Built by a well known manufacturer and named after an old piston engined aircraft.

Don't ask me Derek, I just locate 'em and post 'em. Like this one. Similar to the Hurkus , PC9/PC21, Tucano in basic shape, but it's none of those.

The aircraft is a Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) HÜRKUŞ being built for the Turkish Air Force, with hopes for export sales to African and Middle East countries. .This is the counter insurgency version

It is a military trainer which first flew in 2013 and has received type certification. Initial order of 17 with options for a further 40. Available in 3 versions. There is a civilian version as well.

It's certainly a rare one. I think this is the only photo, at least the only one Google Images could find.

It is an Eich JE2.

This one might be a bit easier. It looks like a number of others, but is claimed to be an original design.

Yes kasper, it is the L model.

This one might be a challenge.

No takers? Obviously the usual suspects haven't been logged in. I've got a few more up my sleeve.

Sorry I'm late - dozed off at the keyboard.

And the answer is..... Roger Adam RA14 Loisirs story here: Adam RA-14 Loisirs - Wikipedia

OK. Try this one:

Surely someone knows.....come on kasper. All will be revealed tonight at 10.00pm.

Geez you were quick with that one Graeme. I thought it would take a bit longer. But yes, you are correct. Only one produced. Interesting writeup on Wikipedia. Google it.

OK. How about this one a bit more in our line of flying.

Time for another tricky one.

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This one hasn't been shot into space, but this Tesla was used for advertising by an electricity supplier at the 2017 Melbourne Grand Prix.

Neil Thompson, 3UZ traffic reporter was my pilot. The photo looks like Oliver's Hill Frankston to me.

It is an ironic coincidence that we should mention the 'hyperlink' train ( Elon Musk claims approval for 30-minute Hyperloop between New York and Washington DC ) the day after a similar ultra-high-speed transported was an element in the Murdoch detective mystery "F.L.A.S.H.!" ("Murdoch Mysteries" F.L.A.S.H.! (TV Episode 2018) - IMDb ) was broadcast on Foxtel.

Came across this photo of the first light aircraft I ever flew in, pax not pilot. I hired it for a joyflight with my brother. Prior to that I had only one return flight to Tasmania in a Viscount.

Yes Marty. You nailed it.It's just a sales gimmick.

It apparently is intended to go much further:

The Tesla Roadster is supposed to be sent into a virtually indefinite solar orbit, on a path taking it as far from Earth as Mars. Adding to the whimsy, SpaceX has planted a space-suited mannequin in the driver’s seat of the convertible.

Whether the car makes it onto its planned trajectory will not be known before late on Tuesday, SpaceX said.

To read he full report:

http://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/2132341/tesla-orbit-bizarre-twist-falcon-heavy-worlds-most

So Elon Musk and Spacex have successfully launched Musk's Tesla sports car, complete with space suited crash test dummy, into orbit.

Barnaby's not the first, nor will he be the last.

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