Catalogue

Avis BX72032

Bristol M.1C

Avis BX72048

Hawker Cygnet with ABS Skorpion engine

Avis BX72027

de Havilland DH-60G Amphibian

Avis BX72040

Stout Skycar II

Avis BX72010

Messerschmitt Bf-109D-1 WWII German fighter

Avis BX72037

Bristol M.1C Red Devils

Avis BX72047

Parasol Nemeth

Avis BX72051

Stearman-Hammond I-1S "K-L-M Holland"

Avis BX72046

Edgley EA-7 Optica Police

Avis BX72049

SAM-9 Moskalev

Avis BX72052

Bristol Bullfinch - I cantilever parasol monoplane

Avis BX72053

Bristol Bullfinch - II two-seat fighter-reconnaissance version with an extra fuselage bay

Avis BX72034

Short S.4 Satellite 'Parkers Tin Kettle'

Avis BX72041

Pemberton-Billing PB.25 Scout biplane

Avis BX72050

Hawker Cygnet with Bristol Cherub - III engine

Avis BX72023

Crusader AG-4 American gyro company

Avis BX72045

Stearman-Hammond Y-1S

Avis BX72026

Edgley EA-7 Optica

Avis BX72030

Bristol Type 72 Racer

Avis BX72036

Lee-Richards Annular Monoplane

Avis BX72038

Lesher Teal

Avis BX72024

RFB Fantrainer 400

Avis BX72033

Bristol M.1D

Avis BX72035

Bristol M.1C

Avis BX72031

Short S.1 Cockle G-EBKA first metal British flying boat. From Wikipedia... From about 1921, Oswald Short had been thinking about the construction of seaplane floats and flying boat hulls made from metal, specifically duralumin, rather than the traditional wood. The latter always suffered from water retention and did not last well in the tropics. He assembled a team, including C. P. T. Liscomb who had extensive experience with ...