Hawker Hunter MK 3 WB188

[Milek]

The first prototype fitted with afterburning Avon RA.7R with 9,600 lbf engine, pointed nose, airbrakes on the sides of the fuselage, and a revised windscreen. Used to set raise the world's absolute air speed record to 727.6 mph (1,171 km/h) off the English south coast, next to Littlehampton, on 7 September 1953.
Now in the Museum at Tangmere, Sussex, not to far from my house in Bognor Regis.

I have had a rare ocassion to see this famous aircraft partially dismounted:

[Jigsaw]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing

[Olicat]

Nice one!