Wind tunnel Model
Erfolg | 07/03/2012 18:54:08 |
![]() 11863 forum posts 1374 photos | I was in the Manchester Museum of Science and Technology. Whilst returning from the 1800 Warehouse, I spotted a Wind Tunnel model, dumped in a new widow are under construction, I was catching up with granddaughter and other half.. I was in a hurry, though I took a few minutes to study the model through the window. As I was catching up with granddaughter and other half. What was very unusual it was a delta, with a very large by proportion jet or Ram jet engine mounted in the fin . Very futuristic, in a Thunderbird way. It had a label attached HS1201 or maybe 2101, lable was awkwardly sited and I was in a rush. Does any one know anything about the project/study. Edited By Erfolg on 07/03/2012 18:56:42 |
Tony Bennett | 07/03/2012 19:24:47 |
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hs 1201 |
Erfolg | 08/03/2012 14:01:07 |
![]() 11863 forum posts 1374 photos | I take it you have seen it as well? That the label is hs1201? |
Former Member | 08/03/2012 17:18:51 |
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Erfolg | 08/03/2012 19:25:24 |
![]() 11863 forum posts 1374 photos | Good to see you back Eric. It seems others have seen it, plus a butterfly tail version. I guess the model I have seen gets the engine out of the body, simplifies the entry duct to the minimium, Assuming it was a supersonic plane (massive engine relative to the plane), enough to slow the air down. No one seems to fit it into a project, other than apd 1034s project. I wonder what it was? |
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