Meteor Hispano cannon
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Meteor Hispano cannon
Right, donning the anorak for this one!
For any armourers out there, I need to know the colour of the ammunition feed guides and link chutes on the Meteor (pref. the F.8). Contemporary photographs appear to show this as a significantly lighter colour than the weapon itself, possibly either white or yellow.
Any suggestions?
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GM
For any armourers out there, I need to know the colour of the ammunition feed guides and link chutes on the Meteor (pref. the F.8). Contemporary photographs appear to show this as a significantly lighter colour than the weapon itself, possibly either white or yellow.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
GM
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Hispano Cannon
As an apprentice at Glosters I worked in the armoury amongst most other departments. The only colour used in the aircraft at that stage was the standard light green primer.
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Thanks for that, would the primer in the gun bay have been given a top coat of something? All contemporary pics show black or very dark around the cannon breech and feeds, but I guess this could have been blackening from the canon firing.
Thanks for that, would the primer in the gun bay have been given a top coat of something? All contemporary pics show black or very dark around the cannon breech and feeds, but I guess this could have been blackening from the canon firing.