That came later, but early in development the Eland was expected to be the more powerful.  It had a lot of development problems and never got much above than 4000hp.  Tyne on the other hand was successful and was developed further, however it wasn't clear cut early on.

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Quote from: Mossie on May 24, 2023, 02:31:19 PMI'm going to try and find everything I posted on the Beverley that was photo-bucketed.  From Secret Projects, the Tyne engined scheme:

There's quite a bit on this in Chris Gibson's On Atlas' Shoulders.  The Tyne Beverley would have been Stage 2.  Stage 3 would have had Napier Elands, retractable under carriage and rear doors that could be opened in flight and stretched to the tail.

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/blackburn-beverley-tyne-upgrade-project.14056/
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Oh, GOD, I need four Tynes to my old vacform Beverley.. 

Two C-160 models should do the trick as the ones on the Breguet Br.1150 Atlantic are a different shape.

The Elan 100 is available on the Argosy......

Gondor

Quote from: Gondor on May 26, 2023, 04:26:14 AMThe Elan 100 is available on the Argosy......

What's that about Alastair? 

I was replying to the comment that the Elan was thought to have more potential as an engine than the Tyne for powering the Beverly Stage3. So nick em from an Argosy which is also available in 1/144.

Gondor

But the Argosy had Darts, like a Viscount on steroids.

Luckily they're available in 1/144 too.

No idea, I could have got the entry on Scalemates mixed up with a company name rather than the engine. 

Gondor

Rotodyne had Elands, the Airfix kit will sort you out there. Although the only 1/72 Beverley kit I know of is the Manga kit, a solid resin casting IIRC.  More like stone masonry than kit bashing.

Quote from: Mossie on May 26, 2023, 09:37:51 AMRotodyne had Elands, the Airfix kit will sort you out there. Although the only 1/72 Beverley kit I know of is the Manga kit, a solid resin casting IIRC.  More like stone masonry than kit bashing.

Plus you'd probably need to get your floors reinforced. It'd weigh a ton