Found this while trawling for PAF Supermarine Attackers
http://www.v-like-vintage.net
just type in Aeronautics in the little search box - 24 pages of VERY interesting photos
Leif
an interesting website
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Re: an interesting website
It is indeed Leif. I need to go back and look again 
What were Avro thinking when they built the Type F??
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What were Avro thinking when they built the Type F??
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Re: an interesting website
Actually some of the things in there make you wonder....
the prototype Pioneer that appears to be powered by a Gypsy?
And the thing which looks like a Bugatti racer -- Keith Paine spotted it as a Planet Satelitte it flew once at Blackbushe and broke its back
it was made from Magnesium alloy.
also i was never aware that there was both a Vega and a trimotor on the UK Register.
Leif
the prototype Pioneer that appears to be powered by a Gypsy?
And the thing which looks like a Bugatti racer -- Keith Paine spotted it as a Planet Satelitte it flew once at Blackbushe and broke its back
it was made from Magnesium alloy.
also i was never aware that there was both a Vega and a trimotor on the UK Register.
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Re: an interesting website
I don't think the Type F ever flew - no-one could figure out how to get in! 
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