Aircraft Identification Challenge 207

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K4KittyCrew
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Aircraft Identification Challenge 207

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Ok, here is a challenge for you all.
Who can name the maker of this aircraft and model type?
Note - The variant type is of the utmost importance.
Good luck!
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Got it in one I reckon.
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Gents, the challenge has not been identified correctly in its full entirety.
As I've mentioned, the variant type is of most importance.
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OK, it's the V9 perhaps?; we are being picky!!
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Or possibly a more "ominous" V2
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I've found n saved the photo used but can't upload the sod..... :o
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 207

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Gents, being that there were a couple of variants,, hence different stylings, I thought it best to clarify from the start the need to be specific.
V-3 it is.
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