Please Jeroen, what are these 2 raised panels: windscreen protection or crash-barriers?
Very nice models you did, congratulations.
Thanks: Jimmy
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Re: 1:350 Enterprise CV6 Finished
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"Oh Lord thy sea is so great and my boat is so small."
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Re: 1:350 Enterprise CV6 Finished
Hi Jimmy, I believe they call them windbreakes.
Thanks for looking.
Cheers
Jeroen
Thanks for looking.
Cheers
Jeroen
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Re: 1:350 Enterprise CV6 Finished
As Tracy pointed out, they are referred to as palisades. But yes, they were just wind blocks.
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Re: 1:350 Enterprise CV6 Finished
If you watch this video at around the 1:28 point you can see the palisades in use on the Saratoga. They were erected to block the wind in order to prepare a relatively light biplane to be readied for launch then lowered to allow it to launch.