Duke Hawkins Classic: De Havilland Mosquito

Duke Hawkins: De Havilland Mosquito publication in English lanquaqe. Cat. DH-C004 / ASK Distribution 170-DHC004

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Duke Hawkins: De Havilland Mosquito publication in English lanquaqe. Cat. DH-C004 / ASK Distribution 170-DHC004

Belgian Air Force, De Havilland, DH-98, Mosquito, Royal Air Force, Wooden Wonder.

The 4th book in our Classic series is on one of the fastest aircraft built during World War 2: the De Havilland Mosquito. This all-rounder, mostly built out of wood, was equipped with a pair of Merlin engines. The combination of powerful engines, light weight and high manoeuvrability proved to be a fantastic recipe for a multi-role aircraft. This book shows the Mosquito and its different versions in close detail. The bomber and Reconnaissance versions, the fighter-bomber, nightfighter and target tug versions are shown from every side. The differences between the versions and their missions are described and shown, from engines to cockpit. The latter differ quite a lot; even the controle column of the bomber versions and the stick of the later versions!

Category: Publications
Weight: 0.5 kg
Series: Duke Hawkins
Typ: Publikace

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