Blenheim

[K5054NZ]

What I'd like even more is to see an airworthy replica...or even static for a museum. Such a shame when historic aircarft are scrapped.

Progress? Yeah right.  

[K5054NZ]

Oh, yes, um, hmm. War. Nasty business that. Well, we won,   , so all's well.

NEXT SONG!

[lancer]

Oh, yes, um, hmm. War. Nasty business that. Well, we won,   , so all's well.

NEXT SONG!

Always look on the bright side of life??

[Patrick H]

Like this?

Yep, that's it.



Patrick

[K5054NZ]

Oh, yes, um, hmm. War. Nasty business that. Well, we won,  , so all's well.

NEXT SONG!

Always look on the bright side of life??

 

[Patrick H]

OK, just a quick note. I managed to get the scanner working again and have here the picture of the Bristol Type 142 as it appeared in Aeroplane monthly magazine.
You can clearly see the 3 windows on the leftside as wel as what appears to be 3 other windows on top.





Patrick

[The Wooksta!]

PR19 Kit might like this one.  May have to dig this one out and replace the props.

[PR19_Kit]

PR19 Kit might like this one.  May have to dig this one out and replace the props.

Damn right I do, but the wings could do with being a bit longer. 

I may be able to throw some light on that Blenheim as when Dad was flying from St Eval in the various early Mk. PR Spitfires he said they had a Blenheim on the Squadron's strength at the time, and it was painted Camotint too. That colour later became Sky Type S of course. He talked about the Blenheim in the singular, but that doesn't mean there weren't others at Heston of course.