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2009-10-07
Updated 7 October - Deflating British radar myths
Tonight's update offers a good deal of old-fashioned reading pleasure :)
- We all know that radar was invented in Britain, right? How much truth lies in the the well publicized scenario of British radar superiority at the onset of World War II? Gregory C. Clark Deflates British Radar Myths of World War II in this new, four-part addition to History Articles.
- Shown before in the Scale Modelling section, but now expanded to full articles, is a pair of K5054 Spitfire prototype models built and finished by Mark Davies. The first is CMR 1/72 Spitfire Prototype K5054 at the time of its first flight.
- Mark Davies also presents a companion model of the same aircraft in its later blue-grey livery.
Labels: history, modelling, site updates
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