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If It Can Fly, It Can Float!!! (1 Viewer)
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buffnut453
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Supermarine Southampton
Nice shots!
Warspite63
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What is this? It's rather attractive, and very un-RAF ... it should have some more wings .... and struts ... and bracing. Lots of bracing..... And some very exposed gunners.......
Short KnuckledusterWhat is this? It's rather attractive, and very un-RAF ... it should have some more wings .... and struts ... and bracing. Lots of bracing..... And some very exposed gunners.......
Short Knuckleduster - Wikipedia
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Almost stranger than fiction. Steam cooling, interesting concept.
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Benevolens Magister
I wonder where they stored the coal for the boilers ...............
Also used in the Supermarine Type 224, the precessor of the Spitfire.Almost stranger than fiction. Steam cooling, interesting concept.
Supermarine Type 224 - Wikipedia
Supermarine Type 224 - Destination's Journey
Photographs of the Supermarine Type 224, a low wing monoplane fighter prototype first flown in 1934 for the Royal Air Force. Only one built
www.destinationsjourney.com
Good shots!
MiTasol
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Those radiators have to be a genuine built in headwind.
I guess the designer had not worked out that making a much thicker radiator with far smaller frontal area worked just as well as those monstrosities.
Those radiators have to be a genuine built in headwind.
I guess the designer had not worked out that making a much thicker radiator with far smaller frontal area worked just as well as those monstrosities.
tengu1979
Airman 1st Class
Lublin R-XIII floatplane. Polish WWII recoinassance/liason Aircraft
Nice shots!
the interwar period
Hopfner HA-11/33 ( the German designation WNF Wn 11 after the Anschluss)
the WW1 era ...
Hansa-Brandenburg CC
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