Supermarine Seafire

[No.1]

I desperately need F. 47 close ups and if any available about the F.46...

[No.1]

Side views are done but maybe some corrections will be made.

[mfg495]

Sorry not very clear but Seafies F46 & 47, the last one is a F46 in flight

[mfg495]

Again not very clear - an F46

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Clear or not- this images are really helpfull!! On the images above I have note differnet position of the navigation light on rudder and at this bottom image is clarly seen something very dark under the wing, small size, as well drop tank. Any additional info? You cant believe how hard is to get F. 46 images. Only 24 was in service.

[mfg495]

The F47 could be fitted with either two under-wing 22 gallon fuels tanks or a 90 gallon centre-line tank. For my interest, they could also be fitted with a F.24 vertical and oblique recce cameras, somrthing I did not know 

[No.1]

Wow- this models 47 also have something under the wing!

[mfg495]

 

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Yes but look at please at something small and square near the fuel tank. You will see also this one previous images you post. I cant get what is this

[mfg495]

I hope his is what you are after. I cannot get the detail any better. I will keep looking for other images 
Could they be for the two 500lb bombs it could carry 

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I have just tired of few hours of fight with drawings... here you are something...

mfg- thank you for material, I will make something from this. Any source of bluprints for those bombs and fuel tanks?

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Here you are- principal definition of the top and bottom view.

 

[mfg495]

Found this on the web

"The last version of the Seafire, the Mk 47, saw action in Korea with No 800 Sqn flying their last missions in 1950. These aircraft were able to carry three 500 lb bombs or eight rockets and were 100 mph faster and 5000 lbs heavier than the first versions of the Seafire."

Also could they be mounting points for the under-wing drop tank? 

 

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In this moment everything is possible.

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Access panel work...