Castle Class- Clun Castle Curtis Kittyhawk First Plunge

First Plunge

a god send for a good composition

offering minimum airflow drag

and treating the crowds to the sound of those four Rolls Royce Olympus engines

In 1944 he came back to the UK but ended up in Normandy within three weeks of the invasion

Castle Class- Clun Castle Curtis Kittyhawk First PlungeCaught whilst on loan to the Birmingham rail museum travelling over the river Avon, this setting exemplifies the beauty that can be captured in rail art. A lovely example of the steam era but how I miss all that wonderful hypnotic valve gear hidden deep in the bowels of the chassis! Giclee print overall size 15" x 11", image size 13" x 8" Signed edition