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'Nicola' getting a coat of paint

from North East Museums

  • optimal chicken said:
    I still marvel at how they shaped flat steel plate into 3D and cut it to exact enough sizes to be able to rivet or weld them together..

Grand Slam bombs awaiting delivery

from North East Museums

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  • optimal chicken said:
    I was curious about the number of heavy nuts and bolts at its end. I've found this on Wiki; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Slam_(bomb)
  • Yvan Demers said:

    Your wonderful capture was seen in Black & White Photos
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  • chuck2669 said:
    I believe that the explosive used was poured and due to the high speed that the bomb achieved during its descent those exposed nuts not only secured the detonating mechanism but provided solid attachment points to keep the tail surface attached...
  • optimal chicken said:
    chuck2669 Yes I was wondering - that's a lot of nuts to keep a tail on..
  • chuck2669 said:
    Also one of the Grand Slam bombs was used as a static display at RAF Scampton's Main Gate until about 1958 when upon trying to lift it due to a road widening projectit was discovered to be too heavy for the small crane being used and upon closer examination discovered to be still full of Torpex. It was collected by the British military and detonated at the experimental test range at Shoeburyness and heard over a 10 mile radius. - abbr. from the Australian Armourers Association. www.gunnies.pac.com.au/gallery/grand_slam.htm

Desert Dream caravan on the road, 1950

from North East Museums

  • Bob Bello said:
    My favorite writer's studio since the XV century ;-)