[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

This Aircraft Request Library is closed, they have been moved to other location.

[Chaoic16]

American built planes extensively used by the allied.

Lockheed A-28 hudson/ventura - extensively used by all allied airforces and at all theatres of war. Was put into to operational service with the RAF in late 1938.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Hudson


Martin baltimore - used extensively by the allied airforces, but mostly by the RAF in the MTO (especially the italian campaign).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Baltimore


Douglas TBD devastator - used in the early years of the war by the USN. Extensively used during the battle of Midway.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Devastator


More info will come...


DK-nme

Added to the list with extra references materials. Check them on the list.




Chaoic out...

[asheshouse]

This would be really useful for some warship projects which are progressing.

I dont think you've got these plans, and also a link to the aircraft manual.

http://www.seawings.co.uk/walmangal.htm
http://www.seawings.co.uk/walplan1.htm
http://www.seawings.co.uk/walplan2.htm

Walkaround Photo Sets

http://www.seawings.co.uk/WalrusWRgal.htm -- from RAF Museum Hendon
http://www.seawings.co.uk/walruspage2.htm -- Ex RAAF (under restoration)
http://www.seawings.co.uk/WalrusFAAgal.htm -- from Fleet Air Arm Museum Yeovilton


Also if you search further back on the seawings site you'll find excellent info under references for a wide range of seaplanes and flying boats.