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Kevin Peatt’s Hunter XTH – a Thorp T-18 Tiger – with its US registration of N18XT
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After a lack of new types noted in this column in recent months there are no fewer than four shown in this issue’s listing.
Nicholas Caudwell’s SNP is a replica of the Sopwith Snipe – a single-seat biplane that came into RAF service during late 1918 only a few weeks before the end of WW1. Although too late for extensive use during the conflict, it proved to be more manoeuvrable and had a better climb performance than contemporary German fighters, even though it lacked the speed.
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