Blackburn Tomtit aero-engine

Blackburn Tomtit aero-engine

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Blackburn Tomtit aero-engine

Details

Category:
Aircraft Propulsion
Object Number:
1985-187
Measurements:
overall (just engine): 520 mm x 730 mm x 500 mm,
overall (with stand): 1210 mm x 730 mm x 860 mm,
type:
engines
credit:
Gray, W.E.

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