Needed - a definitive guide to Spitfire marks and sub-variants

[FinnAndersen]

6 hours ago, Ossington said:

I you you shouldn't answer your own posts, and I should have googled it first. John R. Beaman jnr., 1973. I've never seen as copy, though I have his 109 one.

I have it, from way back. Quite good at the time, but not a reference book. 

 

/Finn

[warhawk]

On 11/15/2020 at 2:34 PM, Seahawk said:

I think somebody else on this site thought this would be a good idea maybe a couple of years back and embarked upon the task.  Not sure it ever reached fruition: think he quickly came to the conclusion that the story was more involved than he appreciated.

 

I did, here's the link to the chart.

Link to the discussion topic.

 

Green fields represent 'existing'

Black ones are 'Definitely impossible'

 

Regards,

Aleksandar

Edited November 19, 2020 by warhawk

[Seahawk]

Thanks.  Much more recent than I thought and you got much further than I thought!

[Michael51]

10 hours ago, warhawk said:

 

I did, here's the link to the chart.

Link to the discussion topic.

 

Green fields represent 'existing'

Black ones are 'Definitely impossible'

 

Regards,

Aleksandar

This is impressive!

 

Michael

[warhawk]

Thanks, not yet complete.

I might add the Kaufmann starter and the aerials later.

[Work In Progress]

It's a Coffman starter. The idea was invented by a Roscoe Coffman in the early '30s

Edited November 19, 2020 by Work In Progress