Post amazingly cool pictures of aircraft (Volume 2)
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FourWheelDrift said:
The real Apache said:
doh,
The Vulture was an X configuration engine, 2 V-12s (RR Peregrines) mounted one on top of the other with a shared crank so it had 4 rows of exhaust stubs, 2 on either side. Also used on the 2 engined Avro Manchester bomber.FourWheelDrift said:
The real Apache said:
doh,
The Vulture was an X configuration engine, 2 V-12s (RR Peregrines) mounted one on top of the other with a shared crank so it had 4 rows of exhaust stubs, 2 on either side. Also used on the 2 engined Avro Manchester bomber.Eric Mc said:
I thought there were two missions left?
(And possibly even a third).
You're right of course, I just got my words in the wrong order and forgot to include the word 'Discovery'... Silly me!(And possibly even a third).
Atlantis launched for the last time earlier this year:
Edited by Rouleur on Saturday 25th September 11:55
From the RAF collection.
Vicker Vildebeest single engined biplane bombers at Singapore, no it's not 1928 when these aircrat entered service with the RAF it's 1942, this is what we had to go up against the invading Japanese forces.
Prototype Handley-Page Victor, Farnborough 1953.
Supermarine Southamptons on patrol, give us a wave!
"GO UP" apt code for 4 Squadron Mosquitoes being serviced.
Vicker Vildebeest single engined biplane bombers at Singapore, no it's not 1928 when these aircrat entered service with the RAF it's 1942, this is what we had to go up against the invading Japanese forces.
Prototype Handley-Page Victor, Farnborough 1953.
Supermarine Southamptons on patrol, give us a wave!
"GO UP" apt code for 4 Squadron Mosquitoes being serviced.
RizzoTheRat said:
love the colour scheme on that Victor
In colour on this video at 3m57s mark - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-CTsFwJ9Sk dark blue and silver.Also includes the prototype Valiant B2 in it's black scheme at 3m23s
I hope this hasn't already been posted (I haven't gone through all 500 pages of Volume 1)
One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
Edited by Marshdweller on Saturday 25th September 23:16
Marshdweller said:
I hope this hasn't already been posted (I haven't gone through all 500 pages of Volume 1)
One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
Great first post Marshdweller!One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
Edited by Marshdweller on Saturday 25th September 23:16
tdm34ds said:
Marshdweller said:
I hope this hasn't already been posted (I haven't gone through all 500 pages of Volume 1)
One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
Great first post Marshdweller!One of my favourite planes, the Lockheed Lightning. I must confess I don't know enough about the different versions to say which particular version it is.
Edited by Marshdweller on Saturday 25th September 23:16
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