What Cockpit?
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How about the Sopwith Atlantic then.
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OK. A bit more nostalgia then.
The prototype of this aircraft first flew more than 60 years ago.
And for extra points I want to know the correct name of the manufacturer of this particular (a later model in the series ) aircraft.
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The prototype of this aircraft first flew more than 60 years ago.
And for extra points I want to know the correct name of the manufacturer of this particular (a later model in the series ) aircraft.
(Hooray: I managed to stop Google images finding this image)
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Well, it's XH558 as was, G-VLCN as is, and the CAA's database has it as manufactured by 'AV Roe and Co Ltd' but I suspect the answer you're looking for is 'Hawker Siddeley'.
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That's it.
As Avro was absorbed in the mergers in 1963, to be pedantic it became a Hawker Siddlely Vulcan. I doubt many use that name though.
Well done. You have control sir.
(Image is a screenshot from the documentary on the Falklands attack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=X2Yl8ntVS-4)
As Avro was absorbed in the mergers in 1963, to be pedantic it became a Hawker Siddlely Vulcan. I doubt many use that name though.
Well done. You have control sir.
(Image is a screenshot from the documentary on the Falklands attack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=X2Yl8ntVS-4)
Easy one!
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Thank you, Noyade, that is very generous of you. TBH that was just a punt. Nothing readily to hand just yet, it being silly o'clock in the morning here. Open House.
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Certainly a twin, a lot more elegant looking, IMHO, than the Beaufighter, with a similar crew disposition, but nowhere near as heavily armed. Not British, despite how the gauges may appear
