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Hawker Tomtit
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The Hawker Tomtit is a British training biplane from the late 1920s.
Hawker Tomtit, Version 01.
Description: Airframe K1786 built in 1938.
Version: FS2004 Filesize: 3.1
Hawker TOMTIT Shuttleworth Collection
Hawker TOMTIT Shuttleworth Collection
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Hawker Tomtit, 1933 built Avro Tutor and 1940 built DH82a Tiger Moth,
something uniquely Shuttleworth.3
Tutor was joined by the equally elegant Hawker Tomtit for a duo
display.4
Left: The Hawker Tomtit K1450 was one of a batch of six delivered to
the RAF in July 1930.5
against other machines such as the Hawker Tomtit it was adopted as
their basic trainer, supplanting the 504 in 1933 and remaining in this
role until 1939.6
Made by Hawker Aircraft.
Hawker Tomtit - 1928 (Single-engined piston biplane trainer)
Hawker Audax UK – 1928
Hawker Demon - 1928 - Single-engined piston biplane fighter
Hawker Hart - 1928 (Single-engined 7
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FS2004 Hawker Tomtit, Version 01.
Airframe K1786 built in 1938.
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FS2004 Aircraft
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The two pictures above show Armstrong Whitworth Siskin III J 9190 after being hit by a Hawker Tomtit biplane fighter on the ground in 1931. Unfortunately Leading Aircraftsman (LAC) Palmer was killed in the collision.10
Hawker Tomtit, an ex-RAF training aircraft kept in airworthy condition
by the Shuttleworth Collection.
Renard R.31 of Belgium's Aviation Militaire
The R.11
1928: HAWKER TOMTIT: The Tomtit was designed by Sydney Camm to meet an
Air Ministry requirement for a then new generation of training and
communications aircraft to supersede the Avro 12
Height Main
254.0
Height Alt
2.54 m
Length Alt
7.21 m
Jet Or Prop
prop
Range Main
300.0
Loaded Weight Main
1750.0
Max Speed Alt
7440.0
Type Of Prop
5
Max Speed Main
108.0
Ceiling Main
19500.0
Number Built
35
Crew
two
instructor plus trainee
Climb Rate Main
1000.0
Area Main
238.0
Span Alt
9.70 m
Plane Or Copter?
Power Alt
112.0
Engine(prop)
Armstrong Siddeley Mongoose
Manufacturer
First Flight
November
Loaded Weight Alt
794.0
Power Main
150 hp
Number Of Props
1
Climb Rate Alt
5.1 m-s
Length Main
721.36
Span Main
868.6800000000001
Area Alt
22.1 m²
Range Alt
21000.0
Empty Weight Main
1100.0
Ceiling Alt
5
944 m
Empty Weight Alt
499.0
Category