Supermarine Sheldrake
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The Supermarine Sheldrake represented a British amphibious biplane flying boat, engineered by Supermarine as an evolution of the Supermarine Seagull, featuring an updated hull design.[1] Its propulsion came from a single Napier Lion engine positioned between the wings, which powered a four-blade propeller.[1] Production was limited to just one unit, identified by the military serial N180.[2]
Specifications (Sheldrake N180)
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