October 17, 2004
Sunday Aircraft Cheesecake (Mosquito)
With thanks to Your Maximum Leader for the recommendation, I present another De Havilland airplane this week, the Mosquito:
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Quite an incredible aircraft. As a result of its molded plywood and balsa wood construction, this twin-engine plane, which was originally specified as a bomber, became one of the fastest, longest-range multirole fighters of World War II.
It packed quite a punch: in its typical night-fighter package, it carried four 20mm cannon in a belly mount and four .303 machine guns in the nose.
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As the McKenzie Brothers would say, "Beauty eh?" Thanks for the shout-out, and thanks for the great aircraft cheesecake.
Posted by: The Maximum Leader at October 18, 2004 10:37 AM (jmfvP)
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