Not such a good try...should have thought about the lack of nosewheel...

Supermarine 510 - a swept-wing Attacker

Cheers
Keith

You were on the right track! Well done.

VV106 became 7175M instructional airframe and was parked in the grounds of RAF Cardington trade selection and recruit camp by July 1957 which is where I first saw it. A sign had been hammered into the ground proclaiming it to be a Supermarine Swift! It was the first in a line of development that led to the Swift via the Type 528 and 535.

VV106 has moved around quite a bit over the years, including Hamble but is now in the FAA museum near Yeovil. Stated as having been moved to Cardington in 1961 which is incorrect - unless it went back there.

Haven't got any pictures right now...but
what aircraft was originally and unofficially known as the Rampage?
Cheers
Keith

There is an American light sports aircraft called the Rampage but I had to look that up. I don't think you will be referring to that.

Other than that...No idea!

Here's a new old one:

Noorduyn Norseman
As featured in 'The Most Dangerous Game' by Gavin Lyall...
The Gloster Meteor was originally and unofficially known as the Rampage
Cheers
Keith

I'm just going to throw this in here for a little amusement while we await the next go.
http://550cord.com/games/quiz.asp?threataircraft
I managed 8/10 on my first go.

9/10, got a chopper wrong; no great loss
Pretty straightforward compared to most of the stuff in here!

9/10

9/10, 4250 points (the points are for your speed..)

Keith, well done on the Norseman!