Klaatu83, e-mail, 26.06.2012 04:14 This peculiar shape of the fuselage of this aircraft stemmed from the fact tat it was designed to float in case it came down in the sea. Also, in order to enable the airplane to take up less space on an aircraft carrier, the fuselage was designed to fold, rather than the wings, as was to become the more usual procedure with later carrier-based aircraft.

ko maas, e-mail, 26.11.2010 04:53 hello nice site. i have a propeller from a parnall panther,and i am trying to find informacion about it. i give you all the numbers and informacion i have. DRG No E718RH D 9 6 P 8 3 BR 2 PANTHER G 1693 N 43 i know that BR 2 is the motor, G 1693 is the number of planes planed to fabric,and N43 is the serialnumber from the plane. i got the prop in BARCELONA ,it whas from my girlfrends grandfather . he lived close to the airport EL PRATT ,how he got it i do not know. i am interesting to know its history ,how it got there ,when,why,how. also i am looklng for nice fotos, hoop you can give me a hand greetings from a cold and windy IBIZA. KO.

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