Hamble Baby
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Fairey Aviation built a number of Sopwith Baby floatplanes at its Hamble works. In an attempt to improve the design, Fairey fitted a new design of wing to the original baby fuselage. A production order for this aircraft was forthcoming, and the 'new' design called the Hamble Baby. Parnall also produced Hamble Babies, which had some detail differences from the Fairey produced aircraft.
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Aircraft Manufacturing in Hampshire by Doghouse Craft and Cards
From an Original by Sopwith by David Fleming
