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Most impressive!
I nominate it the might-have-been "Handley Page Harridan." Seems an appropriate monicker for its appearance.
Greg
George Lewis:
With a bit of Vickers Vimny thrown in
Looks like a Humbly Pudge Gallipoli to me.
Bill
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Bomber Melange!lol
Could you give us a shot without the car background? It is a bit hard to see detail on the plane.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
It looks very nice. What scale and is it made from wood and/or cardboard ?
Not sure of the scale,perhaps 1/72 for a large bomber.It is made of sheet styrene and wood.Carved the props out of mahogany.
GMorrison Looks like a Humbly Pudge Gallipoli to me. Bill
No, the Gallipoli was a cantilever monoplane. I believe the sole surviving example is still sitting in that woman's yard, repurposed as a chicken coop. And the RAF have yet to respond to her repeated pleas to have it removed!
What I would give to see one of the Gallipoli's special boarding ladders, since no photos or drawings have ever been found. As have the ladders themselves.
“Ya ya ya, unicorn papoi!”
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