List of Different Types of Airplanes in the World

Hawker Nimrod Mk 1, Version 0.2. Description: Aircraft of No. 802 Squadron, NAS. Based on HMS. Glorious, C. 1935. Version: FS2004 Filesize: 6.¹

Hawker Nimrod II K3661/G-BURZ ( The HAC'c Hawker Nimrod II taking-off at Sywell.²

* Aero Vintage Hawker Nimrod equipped with a new Clark Airscrew on her maiden flight in Sussex, England Hawker Nimrod with Clark Airscrew ³

Hawker Nimrod Historic Aircraft Collection Hawker Nimrod The Fighter Collection de Havilland Vampire T.55 Royal Norwegian Air Force de Havilland Vampire FB.⁴

Hawker Nimrod fleet fighter on a catapult launch training platform at RAF Leuchars c1935 Hawker Nimrod fleet fighter on a catapult launch training platform at RAF Leuchars c1935 ⁵

Hawker Nimrod S1581 is a preserved former Fleet Air Arm aircraft of 802 squadron HMS Glorious.⁶

Hawker Nimrod by Don Bell ArtistThe storm clouds gather as the pilot battles to locate the base carrier in the bad visibility.⁷

NimrodsHawker NimrodThe Hawker Nimrod was a British carrier-based single engine, single seat biplane fighter aircraft built in the early 1930s by Hawker Aircraft.-Design and development:...⁸

Two Hawker NIMROD Mk II aircraft were purchased in England and a further ten build under license at the Naval Dockyard during 1934-35.⁹

Hawker Nimrod aerial display Biggin Hill Airshow Fotosearch EnhancedRF Royalty Free Nimrod castle Fotosearch EnhancedRF Royalty Free Nimrod castle ¹⁰

currently in progress, the Hawker Nimrod II and Westland Wapiti IIA in RAAF service (we prepared some new parts for the Australian Wapiti).¹¹

successful Hawker Nimrod biplane which helped you chaps learn that carrier ops were a possibility! Having spent many hours at the controls of the later version I can say ¹²

converted into a Hawker Nimrod replica by the late Robin Bowes who also owned the famous ex-Harold Penrose Currie Wot Airymouse and also the Fokker Triplane replica G-BEFR which won Best Replica at a ¹³

remains of Hawker Nimrod1 S1581 of the Fighter Collection were discovered in Cowley’s scrapyard at Hounslow during the early 1970s and donated to the RAF Museum.¹⁴