Check out the artwork on British Projects

[Radish]

Check out the artwork on British Early Post war Projects.

http://www.aeroscale.co.uk

Look under "What's New" on the left hand side.

He also did a stack of Luft 46 artwork too.  

[Martin H]

that guy is good    

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

I've never seen a Blackburn B67 before..... looks like a cross between a 'Clunk' and a Victor !!

Ian

[The Rat]

Bloody 'ell that stuff is nice!    

[John Howling Mouse]

Spectacular!  A tip if you were wanting to save any of the images for your own private use (in case any of you don't already know this), while they have the standard right-click-save option disabled, you can left click-hold and drag the image up to the Windows Explorer "Address" bar, release, and the image will be presented in a new window which WILL allow you to right-click-save.

[The Rat]

A tip if you were wanting to save any of the images...

Ooh you are a sneaky bugger.

But I like you!  ^_^  

[Daryl J.]

That's some interesting stuff.   Is my understanding correct that these were actual paper designs?


Daryl J.

[RP1]

These are very good.

" That's some interesting stuff. Is my understanding correct that these were actual paper designs?"

Mr. Allen gives the reference:

British Secret Projects. Fighters since 1950, by Tony Buttler.

RP1

[lancer]

Oh I LIKE those. Veeeeery nice. Maybe he should be extended an invite here

[elmayerle]

Oh I LIKE those. Veeeeery nice. Maybe he should be extended an invite here

SECONDED!!! With enthusiasm, even.

[Geoff_B]

Part II of RAF 1946

[Sentinel Chicken]

Me likey da Hawker P.1077. What was the powerplant? At first I thought it was a rocket interceptor but I think I see flush NACA-like intakes.......

[Captain Canada]

Nice.....

 

[nev]

That P.1048 is a thing of beauty

[Archibald]

Spectacular!  A tip if you were wanting to save any of the images for your own private use (in case any of you don't already know this), while they have the standard right-click-save option disabled, you can left click-hold and drag the image up to the Windows Explorer "Address" bar, release, and the image will be presented in a new window which WILL allow you to right-click-save.

Or just try "save as ----" and dowload the page in your hard disk. This should work

(I understand they protect their goods and work, but I hate having a "sorry. you are not allowed to do this" when I right-click in a picture...)

Lovely profiles... now the guy has to do this for the late Hawkers (from 1080 to 1130) and SVTOL (1127/ 1230 or so).
Just iamgine a P.1103 or P.1129