Bristol Scout

For the later monoplane see Bristol M.1 Monoplane Scout The Bristol Scout was a simple single seat rotary-engined biplane originally intended as a civilian racing aircraft. Like other similar fast light aircraft of the period - it was acquired by the RNAS and the RFC as a scout or fast reconnaissance type.

* 58TH (1ST EASTVILLE) BRISTOL SCOUT GROUP on Charity Commission website * 58TH (1ST EASTVILLE) BRISTOL SCOUT GROUP on OpenlyLocal 1
-In this page you can see a Bristol Scout-D, This plan or file may be downloaded, copied, resized and printed so you can build an RC Airplane out of it.2
197th Bristol Scout Group - 1st Stapleton Scout Group About Us The 197th Bristol Scout Group (1st Stapleton Scout Group) was 3
Based on a pre-WWI racing plane, the Bristol Scout was the first military aircraft produced for England in large quantities. It was fast and extremely maneuverable when it entered service.4
Bristol Scout of which yours was the preferred prop, laid down as such by the Air Board which was the predecessor of the Air Ministry.5
Bristol Scout Replica - Click here for a larger image (opens in a new window) Click here for a larger image (opens in a new window) This picture is © 6
Bristol Scout This is an example of a water jet cutting sheet. The sheet is planned to your design in AutoCAD.Bristol Scout, fuselarge attachment points.7
Bristol Scout Type D static reproduction A1742/BAPC38. Built in 1962 by the apprentices at RAF Weeton, Lancs – No.8 School of Technical Training.8
Bristol Scout was a plane based on a pre-war design and produced by British & Colonial Aeroplane Co..9
detailed 3D model of the Bristol Scout D made with 3DSMAX version 7. This package includes the .max file for use with 3DSMAX7 and above, a .3ds file for older versions of 3DSMAX, and the .10

Made by Bristol Aeroplane Company.

FSX Bristol Scout D of the Royal Flying Corps > FSX Bristol Scout D of the Royal Flying Corps = 11
Harry Busteed, the first prototype of the Bristol Scout series was first flown on February 23, 1914 by co-designer Busteed, and was first seen in public at the March 1914 London Olympia exhibition centre's 12
I believe that Windsock do a Datafile for the Bristol Scouts, that has to be about as good as it gets documentation wise. If that fails, I've got a few bits and pieces.13
I finally started working on the Bristol Scouts skin from SkunkWorks A-Team. I'm scratching my head. I dont know whats on these skin templatesPosted Image .14
Mac Distribution 1/72 Bristol Scout First Air Aces of WWI # 7212 £18.23 £16.15
Saturday 30th June 2012 at 197th Bristol Scout HQ, Stapleton Saturday 29th September 2012 at 1st Little Stoke Scout HQ, off Rossall Avenue, Lttle Stoke Saturday 17th November 2012 at 58th 16
The Bristol Scout F was a British single seat biplane fighter built in 1916 to use newer and more powerful engines. The Armistice ended hopes of production.17
The Bristol Scout was originally designed in 1914 in response to an Italian Army request for an agile single-seat scout aircraft (this was in the days before air 18
they might have Bristol Scouts available but not listed on their site as they are discontinued.19
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Royal Australian Air Force
Royal Naval Air Service
Height Main
259.08
Designer
Frank Barnwell
Length Alt
6.30 m
Jet Or Prop
prop
Lists
* List of fighter aircraft
Wing Loading Main
6
Loaded Weight Main
1195.0
Height Alt
2.59 m
Type Of Prop
Rotary engine
Max Speed Main
94 mph
Power/mass Main
241.20000000000002
Similar Aircraft
*Sopwith Pup
Power/mass Alt
Status
Retired
Ceiling Main
16000.0
Number Built
374
Crew
One
pilot
Loaded Weight Alt
542.0
Armament
* 1 × Lewis or Vickers machine gun
Area Main
198.0
Primary user
Royal Flying Corps
Span Alt
7.49 m
Plane Or Copter?
plane
Power Alt
60.0
Engine(prop)
Le Rhône
Wing Loading Alt
29
Manufacturer
Bristol Aeroplane Company
Number Of Props
1
First Flight
23
Production End Year
1916
Climb Rate Main
1110.0
More Performance
2½ hours
Production Start Year
1914
Climb Rate Alt
182910.0
Length Main
629.9200000000001
Span Main
749.3
Area Alt
18.40 m²
Power Main
80 hp
Max Speed Alt
151.0
Empty Weight Main
789.0
Ceiling Alt
4
900 m
Produced
1914
Empty Weight Alt
358.0
Category
Biplane aircraft
British fighter aircraft 1910-1919
Propeller aircraft
Single-engine aircraft

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