Russell,

Interesting pics!

I saw a V.2 at the RAF museum at Hendon (North London, former Hendon Aerodrome) and although the nozzle looks
pretty similar (from memory), the steering vanes were double-sided - the inside was in the engine exhaust
(like "yours"), the outside part was in the airflow outside the body of the rocket.  I put my hand out to
confirm that it all moved together and was pounced on with "Don't touch the exhibits, please!"  :-)

I wonder which one was the later version?

I have a photo of it somewhere, if only I can find which machine / disk / directory has it!

Cheers,

Howard Winter
St.Albans, England

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