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Conceived as a wartime cargo aircraft the Bristol Freighter did not emerge until the immediate postwar period. Rejected by the Royal Air Force is won a long career in both the civil and military markets abroad as a cavernous transporter. It is probably best known for its operation as a cross-Channel car ferry.

Very nice Bruce.

Just the very thing the RAF needs...

I'm enjoying all these drawings, some very unusual and under-rated types among them. Keep 'em coming!

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Originally posted by Hood
Very nice Bruce.

Just the very thing the RAF needs...

In many respects there is nothing much to prevent the appearance of the type in WW at this point - except perhaps perceived need. The OTL RAF never really found a place for the Freighter as its legs were a bit on the short side, but with far more colonial territory to control at this point, that might not be a probem in WW.

Feel free to use the drawing if you wish!