What type is this WWI biplane?

Always wanted a Cuckoo Clock where it comes out and launches a torpedo on the hour… 😀

I want one for a Vulcan…it comes out once a day, the rest of the time a tiny man comes out and begs for money.:D

Here is an other pic:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bristol_F2B_D8084.jpg

And yes, would be great to have a replica built – although I can’t see it happening in the UK, the only chance of seeing an artificial Cuckoo flying here is if there’s an explosion at a novelty clock factory

Always wanted a Cuckoo Clock where it comes out and launches a torpedo on the hour… 😀

Brisfit ( :p )

Ouch.

And yes, would be great to have a replica built – although I can’t see it happening in the UK, the only chance of seeing an artificial Cuckoo flying here is if there’s an explosion at a novelty clock factory

As a Biff afficianado, i’m quite offended you’re implying someone could mistake one for that :rolleyes:

Be quite nice to have on ‘in the nest’ though. After all, quite an important type in history, even if it missed the dust-up.

Got more struts than a Brisfit ( :p ) however.

As a Biff afficianado, i’m quite offended you’re implying someone could mistake one for that :rolleyes:

Couldn’t be a WW1 Sopwith – no rotary engine and it isn’t anywhere near as ugly as a Dolphin!

Could almost be a:

😉

Couldn’t be a WW1 Sopwith – no rotary engine and it isn’t anywhere near as ugly as a Dolphin!

The fuselage sitting midway between the upper and lower wings were the giveaway for me, my immediate thought was something Sopwith until I notice that.

Thanks for your fast answer! 😀

Yep, that’s the Biff now with Peter Jackson in NZ

Bristol F2B