Hawker Hurricane: Inside and Out

Directly descended from some of the fastest, most beautiful and most effective military aircraft of the 1930s, the Hawker Hurricane was the RAF's first monoplane fighter, and the hero of the Battle of Britain. Melvyn Hiscock's photographic study takes us under the skin of the aircraft, to the very first principles of the design and construction of this beautiful fighter. Using archive and specially taken photographs, many shot behind the scenes at AJD Engineering - Hurricane restoration experts - the author shows in detail how the Hurricane is put together, revealing details rarely seen and providing an invaluable resource for the modeler and the aviation enthusiast.Features:,An invaluable, colorful and informative book aimed at the aircraft enthusiast or modeler wanting to know the Hawker Hurricane inside and out.,Superbly illustrated with over 200 black & white and color photographs.,Written by a writer and photographer with a close connection to the world of vintage aircraft preservation and restoration. Get more information and prices for Hawker Hurricane: Inside and Out , from Motor Books. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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Hawker Typhoon, Tempest and Sea Fury - The first of a family of single-engine aircraft that would play an important part in the RAF's and Fleet Air Arm's contributions to the Second World War. The Typhoon was designed as a high-speed interceptor fighter and replacement for its forebear, the Hurricane. The Tempest was a development of the Typhoon. It was a more than capable ground-attack aircraft and defense fighter at medium altitudes. The final development of the line was the smaller and even faster Sea Fury, which had evolved from the Fury originally destined for the RAF.This well-researched and readable book tells the full story of these important aircraft.Features:,Detailed and fascinating book on this important family of single-engine aircraft.,Superbly illustrated with 276 black & white photographs and an eight-page color section.,Written by an author with twenty years' experience in the RAF engineering aircraft and writer of over twenty books and monographs.Hardcover - 8-3/4' x 11' - 192 pages - 8 color, 276 b/w

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