article_snippet: The project team consists of some of the world’s most revered engineering talent, led by Project director Richard Noble and will be driven by Andy Green.
article_snippet: A jet engine is moved underneath a body panel of the Bloodhound vehicle currently taking shape at A jet engine design centre in Avonmouth on March 5 .
article_snippet: A mock up of what the completed supercar will finally look like goes on display in a British street to the amusement of passersby and a police officer .
article_snippet: Engineers work on a slender body of approximately 13.4m length with two front wheels within the body .
article_snippet: The project team consists of some of the world’s most revered engineering talent, led by project director Richard Noble and The Car will be driven by Andy Green .
article_snippet: Royal Airforce engineers work on a tail fin of the Bloodhound vehicle, which is powered by a Eurofighter jet engine and a rockets .
article_snippet: The vehicle's tail fin takes shape under the watchful eye of a team of Royal Airforce engineers who are hoping to create the world's fastest car .
article_snippet: Royal Airforce engineers work on a tail fin of the supersonic vehicle which is faster than a bullet fired from a Magnum 357 and can cover the length of four and a half football pitches in one second .
article_snippet: An engineer work on a body panel of The vehicle which will be able to go from 0 to 1,000mph in 55 seconds .