Matra Bomb Carrier name or part number?

[scautomoton]

In the middle of this image you can see a practice bomb carrier sandwiched between the two SNEBs, which I believe, says Matra on the sign (since the squiggle looks the same as the nameboard of the Matra SNEB nearby).

Can anyone advise what it may be called or what it's official designation is? I want to try to find a drawing so I can model one.

[jcf]

I don't think it's MATRA, it looks like a US PMBR (Practice Multiple Bomb Rack) with Mk.37 bombs.
Image from T-45 weapons/strike training manual.

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[scautomoton]

Boom! That is a great piece of reference material. You Sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Now I just need to find a drawing.

[Rick Lowe]

Should be able to wing it (sorry) from the photo?

[scautomoton]

Probably, but always worth a dig for a decent drawing first. I've been caught short before where I've made some assumptions and then found better info later on.

[Rick Lowe]

Probably, but always worth a dig for a decent drawing first. I've been caught short before where I've made some assumptions and then found better info later on.

Always happens... 
Perspective usually messes me up, and I make things too short...

[Charlie_c67]

Probably, but always worth a dig for a decent drawing first. I've been caught short before where I've made some assumptions and then found better info later on.

Always happens... 
Perspective usually messes me up, and I make things too short...

That's what...no. No. family friendly forum. Family friendly forum.

[Martin H]

Probably, but always worth a dig for a decent drawing first. I've been caught short before where I've made some assumptions and then found better info later on.

Always happens... 
Perspective usually messes me up, and I make things too short...

That's what...no. No. family friendly forum. Family friendly forum.

Nicely swerved. Chris can step away from the little black book for now     

[scautomoton]

So here's what I arrived at design-wise:



And here's a first print and assembly (ignore all the white gunk, my first stage IPA wash was due a change):

[buzzbomb]

That about has that covered.. Great CAD work

[Rick Lowe]

That about has that covered.. Great CAD work

Yup, wot 'e said. 

[Old Wombat]

That about has that covered.. Great CAD work

And again! 

[NARSES2]

That about has that covered.. Great CAD work

And again! 

I'll go along with that 

[Rheged]

That about has that covered.. Great CAD work

And again! 

I'll go along with that 

As will I!      Most impressive!

[Charlie_c67]

Brilliant! Looks much better than the old Hasegawa one.