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After doing some research on various web sites I found out the the Seagull and Walrus are the same aircraft with different names depending on whether it's Australian or British.
After doing some research on various web sites I found out the the Seagull and Walrus are the same aircraft with different names depending on whether it's Australian or British.
Not an idiot. Just confused. After all, Supermarine made so many different aircraft with a few slight resemblances in the wing and forward fuselage shapes.Interesting, I was not aware of that. Must still be different variants though, as one is single engine, and the other twin engine.
Edit: I'm an idiot. For some reason I thought we were talking about the Seagull and the Stranraer. Not the Walrus.
You are 100% correct with the Seagull and the Walrus.
Not an idiot. Just confused. After all, Supermarine made so many different aircraft with a few slight resemblances in the wing and forward fuselage shapes.