Airplane identification. What kind of airplane is represented in my lapel pin:?

Question

layman's description: a single wing, appears to have a jet type engine on either side of the cockpit, which are connected by a horizontal cross bar tail wing, the cockpit is small, it does not connect to the tail, there is no vertical tail. Thank You!

Answer 1

There must be a lot of aviophag groupies that give her thumbs up all the time.

I have many USAF "lapel pins" that depict specific aircraft models.

Without a picture or better description, I couldn't begin to tell what yours is.

Answer 2

This is really hard to answer without seeing it.  I'm not sure if you're referring to the cabin when you say cockpit.  Can you post a link to a picture of it?

Answer 3

Possibly a DeHavilland Vampire in planform.  Could be a Scimitar too.

If you can post a photo, that would help a lot.

Answer 4

We need a better description.  

Does it really have just a single wing?

Are the jet engines really on either side of the cockpit?

Answer 5

Sounds like a lapel pin airplane to me; that is, it doesn't sound like it represents any type of real airplane.  Sorry.

Answer 6

can you make a picture?

Because your description does not resemble any plane there is

Answer 7

P238

Answer 8

All Air Craft Home Built or General Av. Will be given a N#

Or and X#

ie. Boeing 10000 x. It need to meet FAA Then given #N.

Answer 9

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