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With enormous thanks to Steve Vizard, and through Matt P’s wizardry, we now have 3D scans of the largest chunks of P6966 accurate to 0.008 inch – here’s a sample image of one of the nacelle / spar sections.

This data will be fed straight into Gunnar’s CAD design, and thus incorporated in the ‘production’ drawings that this generates.

Good work, looks a complex piece, but when broken down into components I bet it’s quite simple (ish).:eek:

Also the Mk1 Blenheims had painted windows in the nose, or were the panels aluminium?

So British, not a single, twin or 4 engined?

Operational?

Colibri, by Jim D. Stewart.

Axis?

Lancaster?

Indeed it is, I wish they had only made them with Merlins it would have made this so much easier.:)

“Allied four-engined bomber from WW2 that used in-line power only.”

Due to the rules of the thread I can’t say. It’s yes or no

But yes, Allied more than two engines bomber from WW2 but not Russian.