Is that a naval version dropping torpedoes
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Its in the process of shedding its wings in preparation of becoming a submarine
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Presuming no top part to fuselage was a weight saving design ? ;-)
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Hi Stan, The open area of the fuselage was designed to allow for easier air to air bomb replenishment
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Liking the transparent fuselage. Just hope the enemy don't have a Canberra or they will be able to see what's inside
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The big problem with them was the way the fuselage and wings broke up in flight
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Fun fact: as denoted by the tail letters, the test pilot for this flight was Macauley Culkin, who later went on to become a film star in the comedy ‘Top Gun’.
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And this picture is of the even rarer cabriolet version.
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Such a shame the soft top never went in to production.
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its dropping supplies to hms sinky
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