The Mighty Hamilcar Options:Artist signed litho print Blue Bell Way

Blue Bell Way

One of negative performance characteristics of the vessel was the fact that the bow seemed to spend most of it's time under water

The image also helps to promote the fact that flying along side the Spitfires were Hawker Hurricanes

it would be turned round and pulled back to the other end of the field by the companion engine

The image represents a flight of Halifaxes from 431 Sqn Royal Canadian Air Force

The Mighty Hamilcar Options:Artist signed litho print Blue Bell WayThe largest wooden glider in the world, the Hamilcar could carry 7 tons of cargo which would normally be heavy armoured equipment and army personnel. One of the main dangers apart from crash landings, was the risk that the glider could tip over on landing, this of course would result in the cargo falling down on top of the two man crew. Upon landing, the hydraulic oleo legs would lower down so the vehicles and personnel could disembark safely. one of