Handley Page Hampden

A procedural model built in Blender from the type’s published dimensions, painted as P1344, a Handley Page Hampden built by Handley Page at Cricklewood in 1939 with two Bristol Pegasus radials, converted to a TB.I torpedo bomber and lost near Murmansk in September 1942 while flying out with No. 144 Squadron to protect the Arctic convoys, recovered in 1991, restored at Cosford and now displayed at RAF Museum London, shown complete as it was in service: Dark Earth and Dark Green upper surfaces over black sides and undersides, a yellow-ringed roundel where the narrow fuselage pod meets the tail boom, ‘PL-K’ codes in dull red, ‘P1344’ in red on the boom, fin flashes on the twin fins, the glazed nose, the pilot’s hood and the dorsal and ventral gun positions with their twin Vickers K guns, and black three-blade propellers with yellow tips; the museum’s airframe has no outer wings or engines, so those are built from drawings and wartime photographs. Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom · all 215 models · download .glb (1.4 MB) · Plate 75 in The Hangar