hesham ACCESS: USAP Senior Member Joined 26 May 2006 Messages 38,282 Reaction score 20,422 13 November 2022 #1 Hi, what was this Model ?. https://www.pamono.it/aeroplano-regno-unito-anni-39-40 Attachments 1.jpg 93.7 KB · Views: 44
J Justo Miranda ACCESS: Above Top Secret Senior Member Joined 2 December 2007 Messages 9,952 Reaction score 16,535 Website www.amazon.com 13 November 2022 #2 Wellington ptototype with Griffon engines Attachments 475.jpg 576.5 KB · Views: 43 476.jpg 665.4 KB · Views: 43
Grey Havoc ACCESS: USAP Joined 9 October 2009 Messages 24,500 Reaction score 18,175 13 November 2022 #3 Just to be sure, not the early 1930s Rolls-Royce R11 engine that for a time bore the Griffon name?
archipeppe ACCESS: Top Secret Joined 18 October 2007 Messages 2,561 Reaction score 3,906 13 November 2022 #4 Vickers B1/35??
archipeppe ACCESS: Top Secret Joined 18 October 2007 Messages 2,561 Reaction score 3,906 14 November 2022 #5
Hood ACCESS: Above Top Secret Staff member Senior Member Joined 6 September 2006 Messages 5,316 Reaction score 11,545 14 November 2022 #6 It probably is based on a Wellington, but it's an artistic ashtray so I wouldn't read too much into it.
It probably is based on a Wellington, but it's an artistic ashtray so I wouldn't read too much into it.
hesham ACCESS: USAP Senior Member Joined 26 May 2006 Messages 38,282 Reaction score 20,422 14 November 2022 #7 Maybe Italian aircraft ?.
archipeppe ACCESS: Top Secret Joined 18 October 2007 Messages 2,561 Reaction score 3,906 14 November 2022 #8 hesham said: Maybe Italian aircraft ?. Click to expand... I have to check, it seems unlikely. The vertical tail design is more English than anything else and Italian bombers (up to the never completed P.133) never had tail gunner position.
hesham said: Maybe Italian aircraft ?. Click to expand... I have to check, it seems unlikely. The vertical tail design is more English than anything else and Italian bombers (up to the never completed P.133) never had tail gunner position.