Sopwith Pup reference pictures
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2 26 February 2017, 23:02
gorby
I didn't know you've been to Duxford Spanjaard. I'm ashamed to say that I have never been. I would love to, but never got round to it. I would definitely recommend Cosford which has an amazing collection including all three 'V' bombers and a TSR 2.
It also has my 'birth plane' (the aircraft which first flew, nearest to the date of my birth). My birth plane is probably the ugliest/dorkiest aircraft at the museum, almost completely unknown and was created to be very, very slow, but at least it's a one-off.
Ever heard of the 'Hunting H126'? No, I thought not.
Thanks for posting the photos - very interesting.
I didn't know you've been to Duxford Spanjaard. I'm ashamed to say that I have never been. I would love to, but never got round to it. I would definitely recommend Cosford which has an amazing collection including all three 'V' bombers and a TSR 2.
It also has my 'birth plane' (the aircraft which first flew, nearest to the date of my birth). My birth plane is probably the ugliest/dorkiest aircraft at the museum, almost completely unknown and was created to be very, very slow, but at least it's a one-off.
Ever heard of the 'Hunting H126'? No, I thought not.
Thanks for posting the photos - very interesting.
27 February 2017, 14:54
Bill Spargo
Excellent reference photos to help our model building, thanks for sharing
Excellent reference photos to help our model building, thanks for sharing
27 February 2017, 15:56
Christian Bruer
Thx for sharing Spanjaard 👍
I found this video of the first flight / landing of N6161
Youtube Video
and some history and restauration
historicaircraftcoll..ltd.uk/pup_rest.html
Mhhh Gorbygould, you truly missed something that you not have been there in Duxford.
I have been there in November 2008 on the way to Telford and I much enjoyed it. I saw my first Spitfire in flight🙂
Cossford is also an amazing place of aircraft history.
Cheers, Christian
Thx for sharing Spanjaard 👍
I found this video of the first flight / landing of N6161
Youtube Video
and some history and restauration
historicaircraftcoll..ltd.uk/pup_rest.html
Mhhh Gorbygould, you truly missed something that you not have been there in Duxford.
I have been there in November 2008 on the way to Telford and I much enjoyed it. I saw my first Spitfire in flight🙂
Cossford is also an amazing place of aircraft history.
Cheers, Christian
27 February 2017, 17:25
Spanjaard
this place was simply incredible, spent the whole day there.... and enjoyed every second of it. some of the planes there you can not see really often.... and seeing people working in getting the B-17 back in flying status is something you do not see everyday... i should come back one day when there is airshow.....
this place was simply incredible, spent the whole day there.... and enjoyed every second of it. some of the planes there you can not see really often.... and seeing people working in getting the B-17 back in flying status is something you do not see everyday... i should come back one day when there is airshow.....
27 February 2017, 23:19
Spanjaard
cosford seems also to hold a very nice collection. i can recommend RAF museum London (hendon), i spent a complete day there 10 years ago, that i will not forget.... 🙂
cosford seems also to hold a very nice collection. i can recommend RAF museum London (hendon), i spent a complete day there 10 years ago, that i will not forget.... 🙂
27 February 2017, 23:32
gorby
Are you in Britain at the moment Spanjaard, or have I misunderstood? If you are, if your visit takes you near Coventry, let me know and I'll take you to the local 'Midland Air Museum'. It has a surprisingly good collection – we even have an Avro Vulcan!
I have been to Hendon, although it was many years ago.
Christian: I've had a look at Duxford's website many times, so in a way I do know what I'm missing, but I never get around to planning to go there. It doesn't help that my wife's interest in aircraft is in inverse relation to mine, but Cambridge is nearby, so she can spend the day there and I can spend the day in wingything heaven. That's my plan anyway 🙂
Wilky: I'm a mine of useless information Wilky, I assume you mean the Hunting H126. Some days I spend hours finding information about obscure aircraft online. Do you now what your 'birth plane' is?
Are you in Britain at the moment Spanjaard, or have I misunderstood? If you are, if your visit takes you near Coventry, let me know and I'll take you to the local 'Midland Air Museum'. It has a surprisingly good collection – we even have an Avro Vulcan!
I have been to Hendon, although it was many years ago.
Christian: I've had a look at Duxford's website many times, so in a way I do know what I'm missing, but I never get around to planning to go there. It doesn't help that my wife's interest in aircraft is in inverse relation to mine, but Cambridge is nearby, so she can spend the day there and I can spend the day in wingything heaven. That's my plan anyway 🙂
Wilky: I'm a mine of useless information Wilky, I assume you mean the Hunting H126. Some days I spend hours finding information about obscure aircraft online. Do you now what your 'birth plane' is?
28 February 2017, 10:47
Spanjaard
Hi gorbygould, yes i was close to Nottingham (work related), and manage to travel one day earlier just to visit Duxford. but i may take your offer next time 😉 thanks a lot for such a kind offer!
Hi gorbygould, yes i was close to Nottingham (work related), and manage to travel one day earlier just to visit Duxford. but i may take your offer next time 😉 thanks a lot for such a kind offer!
28 February 2017, 22:50
Album info
this beautiful machine is one of the many you can see in Duxford Imperial war museum.... a must visit for anybody who likes planes....