Vickers Wellington 3Dモデル

The twin-engined Vickers Wellington medium bomber was designed against specification B.9/32, with the prototype (K4049) being first flown by chief test pilot Joseph 'Mutt' Summers at Brooklands on 15th June 1936.   Designed by Vickers-Amstrong Chief Designer Rex Pierson, utilising the geodetic construction methods developed by Barnes Wallis in the earlier Wellesley. The Wellington served with distinction throughout World War 2, despite eventually being superseded in its primary role by the much larger heavy bombers such as the Lancaster , Handley Page Halifax and Short Stirling.