On 22/06/2014 15:33, Ramsman wrote:
On 22/06/2014 15:29, Ramsman wrote:
On 22/06/2014 14:57, 展奄rdo wrote:
On 22/06/2014 14:08, Joseph Testagrose wrote:
Presumably this was original twin engined design, specification P.13/36,
which would account for the single central fin. I'm unable to discover
whether this actually flew.
Ri奄rdo
LOL!
Sorry to be pedantic but it's actually PN323 set up as a rig H-P used at
Radlett for aviaonics testing. It sat on the airfield and was easily
visible from the railway line from St. Pancras. Its nose was later at
IWM Lambeth, and is currently at Duxford while Lambeth is being
refurbished.
https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/parkst...ot/6991226795/
Oops! I looked at this photo before I saw Joseph's other picture of PN323.
Thanks for the information Peter. If my maternal grandmother was still
alive I'd have asked her - she was Handley Page's first female aircraft
inspector at Cricklewood during the war.
Ri奄rdo
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