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Submitted 10 years ago

This is the famous "ELECTRIC ENGLISH LIGHTNING"...

Allan Hickman

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Allan HickmanPhoto Uploader10 years ago

1500 mph in 1956 was "Quick", its biggest problem was that it was a bit Thirsty...but two big engines in a little aircraft with wings as thin as Paper doesn't leave a lot of room for fuel... it served its purpose, pity there's none FLYING at this time but one or two exist that are run up and down runways so you get an idea of what they sounded like...

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