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{{Exhibit|Loc=16|Shelf=2}} | {{Exhibit|Loc=16|Shelf=2}} | ||
A wood, metal and fabric '''Wartime Hangar''' made for the '''[[Skybirds]]''' range, as item number '''22'''. | A wood, metal and green fabric '''Wartime Hangar''' made for the '''[[Skybirds]]''' range, as item number '''22'''. | ||
It's essentially a model of a temporary or emergency hangar, designed to be put up quickly and cheaply by the Air Force for temporary operations, or as a speedy replacement for a conventional hangar that might have been destroyed by enemy action. | It's essentially a model of a temporary or emergency hangar, designed to be put up quickly and cheaply by the Air Force for temporary operations, or as a speedy replacement for a conventional hangar that might have been destroyed by enemy action. | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 29 April 2023
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Arch Two , Area 16 Aviation (display) |
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A wood, metal and green fabric Wartime Hangar made for the Skybirds range, as item number 22.
It's essentially a model of a temporary or emergency hangar, designed to be put up quickly and cheaply by the Air Force for temporary operations, or as a speedy replacement for a conventional hangar that might have been destroyed by enemy action.
Construction
The hangar model consists of a large baseboard with metal wire frame, over which fits a fabric sleeve, using a tent- or marquee-type construction principle. Rather than having front doors, the hangar front has a pair of flaps that can be tied closed, or lifted and tied in the "open" position.
