Tiger Moth Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c The Typhoon was powered by

The Typhoon was powered by the ‘One Ton Monster’ the Napier Sabre engine

The sky was of my own invention but I wanted to inject something into the painting to attract a little attention

one of the main dangers encountered during such action was in fact flying through the smoke caused by previous attacks

It’s first flight was on the 28th

The BE2c was the first aircraft to carry an airborne radio transmitter and was also the very first aircraft to conduct artillery guidance trials on Salisbury Plain

Tiger Moth Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c The Typhoon was powered byWithout a doubt one of my favourite aircraft. The little Moth represents everything a true light aircraft should have. Conventional traditional construction of tubular steel with lots of lovely timber and doped fabric. Bolted on the front end is a wonderful oily, crackly Gypsy Major engine culminating in an aeroplane to die for! I have flown many hours in a Tiger Moth and have to admit they were the best hours I have spent in the air. My print is a