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Thanks.
I should have said that what I already know is from The British Fighter since 1912 Peter Lewis 1965
The design was in competition with the Miles M20
I was hoping someone might know how much larger, and perhaps even have a drawing.
I should have said that what I already know is from The British Fighter since 1912 Peter Lewis 1965
Silvester's Percival and Hunting Aircraft says
and that the Merlin XX was to be used.
The design was in competition with the Miles M20
I was hoping someone might know how much larger, and perhaps even have a drawing.
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The Mew itself was wholly unsuitable for any conversion. There was a 'Panic Fighter' proposal to hang a couple of Brownings off the wings of the extant Mews, but that was totally half-baked. With those on the wings it wouldn't have been able to catch a cold. The other proposals for a fighter were only based on the broad configuration of the Mew. In order to accommodate a Merlin, the whole a/c would have needed to be considerably bigger in order to constrain the wing loading. Mew content.....basically zero.
Justo Miranda said:From my next book "Enemy at the Gates: Panic Fighters of the Second World War"
If that's not a joke then you can put me down for a copy right now! That's a topic and era that really fascinates me, not just the late-war German ones that everyone knows but also projects like the Miles M.20 and Bell XP-77 and several stopgap fighters that actually saw services like the Caudron C.714, Koolhoven F.K.58, IAR 80, CAC Boomerang, Ambrosini SAI.207, etc.
"Enemy at the Gates: Panic Fighters of the Second World War"
CONTENTS SCALE DRAWINGS
- Avia B.35 Mock-up
- Avia B.35.1
- Avia B.35.3
- Avia B.135.1
- PZL P.50 1st prototype
- PZL P.50 2nd prototype
- PZL P.55
- PZL P.56
- RWD 25 Sokol
- PZL P.45 Sokol
- PWS 42 Sokol
- Orlogs Vaerftet OV-J-1
- Fairey P4/34
- Koolhoven FK.55
- Koolhoven FK 58 with DB 600
- Fokker Ontwerp 150,151,192 and 192
- Fokker D.XXI H with Hispano Suiza 12 Y
- Fokker D.XXIII
- De Schelde S.21
- Renard R.36,37 and 38
- Renard R.40
- Renard R.42
- C.A.P.R.A. R.30
- Bloch MB 700
- Bugatti 110P
- Morane Saulnier MS 408 C1
- Morane Saulnier MS 450
- Morane Saulnier MS 460
- Morane Saulnier MS 540
- Morane Saulnier MS 640
- Payen Pa 112 C1
- Roussel 30
- Potez 230
- Miles M.20/1
- Miles M.20/2
- Miles M.24
- Percival P.32
- Percival P.33
- Shamah Rammer
- Martin-Baker Swinging Arm
- EKW C-3602/03
- Doflug D-3802
- I.A.R. 80 with Jumo 211 Da
- I.A.R. 80 with DB 601 AA
- Manfred Weiss W.M.23
- Marton XV-01
- Ikarus IK-2
- Rogozarsky IK-3
- V.L. Myrsky
- V.L. Pyörremyrsky
- V.L. Puuska
- Irbitis I-16
- Irbitis I-19
- Cuckurs C-6
- Aviotease PN-3
- SAAB J19
- SAAB J22
- SAAB J23
- SAAB J27
- Kwangsi Type 3
- Chu XP-0
- Chu XP-1
- Curtiss-Wright CW-21
- Curtiss-Wright CW-21B
- Republic P-43A
- Vultee P-66
- North American NA 68
- North American NA 69
- Commonwealth XP-17
- Commonwealth CA-14
- Commonwealth CA-14A
- Commonwealth CAC P-176
- Commonwealth CA-15 (may 1942)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (november 1942)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (early 1943)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (june 1943)
- Commonwealth CA-15 R.R. Griffon 61
- Commonwealth CA-15 Racer
CONTENTS SCALE DRAWINGS
- Avia B.35 Mock-up
- Avia B.35.1
- Avia B.35.3
- Avia B.135.1
- PZL P.50 1st prototype
- PZL P.50 2nd prototype
- PZL P.55
- PZL P.56
- RWD 25 Sokol
- PZL P.45 Sokol
- PWS 42 Sokol
- Orlogs Vaerftet OV-J-1
- Fairey P4/34
- Koolhoven FK.55
- Koolhoven FK 58 with DB 600
- Fokker Ontwerp 150,151,192 and 192
- Fokker D.XXI H with Hispano Suiza 12 Y
- Fokker D.XXIII
- De Schelde S.21
- Renard R.36,37 and 38
- Renard R.40
- Renard R.42
- C.A.P.R.A. R.30
- Bloch MB 700
- Bugatti 110P
- Morane Saulnier MS 408 C1
- Morane Saulnier MS 450
- Morane Saulnier MS 460
- Morane Saulnier MS 540
- Morane Saulnier MS 640
- Payen Pa 112 C1
- Roussel 30
- Potez 230
- Miles M.20/1
- Miles M.20/2
- Miles M.24
- Percival P.32
- Percival P.33
- Shamah Rammer
- Martin-Baker Swinging Arm
- EKW C-3602/03
- Doflug D-3802
- I.A.R. 80 with Jumo 211 Da
- I.A.R. 80 with DB 601 AA
- Manfred Weiss W.M.23
- Marton XV-01
- Ikarus IK-2
- Rogozarsky IK-3
- V.L. Myrsky
- V.L. Pyörremyrsky
- V.L. Puuska
- Irbitis I-16
- Irbitis I-19
- Cuckurs C-6
- Aviotease PN-3
- SAAB J19
- SAAB J22
- SAAB J23
- SAAB J27
- Kwangsi Type 3
- Chu XP-0
- Chu XP-1
- Curtiss-Wright CW-21
- Curtiss-Wright CW-21B
- Republic P-43A
- Vultee P-66
- North American NA 68
- North American NA 69
- Commonwealth XP-17
- Commonwealth CA-14
- Commonwealth CA-14A
- Commonwealth CAC P-176
- Commonwealth CA-15 (may 1942)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (november 1942)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (early 1943)
- Commonwealth CA-15 (june 1943)
- Commonwealth CA-15 R.R. Griffon 61
- Commonwealth CA-15 Racer
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I fully agree to cluttonfred, that's a theme and an era, that's inadequately represented still yet,
to my opinion, though most of those projects probably had a better chance to be realised, than
many of the late-war German projects. Great contensts list, when is the publishing date ?
to my opinion, though most of those projects probably had a better chance to be realised, than
many of the late-war German projects. Great contensts list, when is the publishing date ?
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Justo Miranda said:
Whoooo! Very cool. Still sitting here and counting down the days when the "Focke Wulf Jet Fighters" will arrive and now I can´t wait to have this one... ;D The czech and polish planes are here the most interesting to me. What did they plan to hold off the germans?
Btw: Is there still a cover illustration?
Thanks and greetings
Athpilot
Where's that darn "like" button when you need it? ;D
Jemiba said:
February 2019
athpilot said:
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