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The grumman duck or the short Sunderland bother quirky but beautiful planes (sorry just call me mad ken, or kp is nuts)
Lightning, Lightning, Lightning, in that order, a completely original game changer. Derek\ said:So what about post-war aircraft?Comet/Nimrod, Lightning, Buccaneer, Phantom to get the ball rolling!
I'd love to know what information you base that opinion on Laurie! Tank plinking scores were vastly exaggerated by Allied pilots in the ETO.\ said:I also add to my list the Typhoon as that looks just what it was the ultimate tank buster.
Laurie
I think that is down to the wing which was unchanged (at least superficially looking from the outside) until the very last versions and even then it looked vey similar. There's also the often overlooked and yet distinctive wing fillet.\ said:So in an attempt to clarify why I like the Spitfire:
It has good proportions, the lines are sleek and graceful and the original design was still clear in its genes right though to the last version/mark.
Ian M
Apologies Patrick I have been so busy. It is retirement I am afraid. There is more to do than you would ever have thought.\ said:I'd love to know what information you base that opinion on Laurie!
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