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Most Ugly Aircraft
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How can the country that developed this:-
Also come up with this:-
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Also come up with this:-
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Mike Barton
LE
Am I right in saying the Shackleton was a mutant Lanc (of sorts) albeit a very attractive one?
beefer
LE
I think the tail draggers were.
Lancaster begat Lincoln which begat Shackleton. You need to change out the engines and wings and fuselage to get from one to the other.
I'll leave the decision to you.
soutie
LE
I quite like the big one. Its got a bit of B17 about it.How can the country that developed this:-
Also come up with this:-
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Chef
LE
It had a certain gawky charm and was where Barnes -Wallis perfected his geodesic aircraft construction. Because the fuselage couldn't have bomb bay doors fitted the bombs were carried in underwing panniers.
We did some odd things to the Vulcan as well
And we bent a Ten beyond use doing this...
Chef
LE
Aside from many, many pictures of cats, the internet turns up all sorts of information. For all you wanted to know about the Vickers Wellesley (But were afraid to ask).:
Vickers Wellesley
dingeraviation.net
HCL
War Hero
Didn't they serve in Ethiopia?
Aside from many, many pictures of cats, the internet turns up all sorts of information. For all you wanted to know about the Vickers Wellesley (But were afraid to ask).:
Vickers Wellesley
Always wondered why we never used them to close the Atlantic gap, they had a well proven long range capacity.
Chef
LE
Among the thousands of buttons needed is a 'There's a thought' one. Fifteen hours plus in one would be arduous in comparison to a Sunderland.
I would suspect fifteen hours in a Sunderland wouldn't be a bed of roses, but at least you could stretch your legs a bit and have a brew.
The Wellesley had a rudimentary auto pilot and the long range versions could stay airborne for over 36 hours.
Chef
LE
Having walked through the one at Hendon, having a galley that would be ok in a modern studio flat was nice but having a work bench with vice and tool rack was as cool as a cool thing. Plus as you say you could go for a walk.
devexwarrior
LE
and a slash in reasonable comfort
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