Sopwith Dolphin Assembled after Restoration

[@thetourettesgamer8851]

What a wonderful restoration

[@RoyalAirForceMuseum]

Just to be perfectly honest, this is a replica which was being re-assembled after delivery to the RAF Museum. However, it is a perfect replica, built along the original plans and with authentic materials. Kind regards, RAFM

[@thetourettesgamer8851]

Royal Air Force Museum well anyway regardless of how old or new this airframe is it looks spectacular and I hope that I can come and see it some day! Keep up the great work!

[@ryanmoeller3308]

I'd love to see more video's like this!! Seeing these ol' bird's being worked on is so awesome! I'm a helicopter mechanic and I love seeing this kind of stuff. Keep up the GREAT work. 👍👍

[@ianstewartaviation2634]

Great to see the work behind the scenes can we have more please 👍

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

Great video!

[@haroldellis9721]

Sweet.

[@joshboy1st]

great aircraft, I have Vr on pc, ive flown this aircraft in IL-2 Sturmovik: Flying Circus - Volume I, very nice to fly.

[@bear2710]

God forbid you ever get her into a flat spin though.

[@soki_25]

What is the length of propeller and height sopwith dolphin ?

[@mrrolandlawrence]

does the engine run at all?

[@RoyalAirForceMuseum]

Yes and no. We are keeping it preserved so it could run but we do not actually run it. Hopefully that makes sense :) Kind regards, RAFM

[@chriscarter5720]

@@RoyalAirForceMuseum It is my understanding that all aircraft in the RAFM are 'airworthy' with engines capable of being run but none of the exhibits will be flown as many of them are irreplaceable.

[@richa8308]

They can because they think they can.