Complete Aircraft with Virtual Cockpit
Westland Wapiti. The Westland Wapiti In 1926 the Air Ministry looked for a replacement for the long serving D. H 9A to fill the role of general-perpose aircraft for the RAF. Westland, who had been producing the D. H 9A on a sub-contract basis decided to offer a plane using parts of the D. H 9. Although the fuselage was an entirely new design, the wings and interplane struts were from the old 9A. This design was named the Wapiti. At the outbreak of WWII several machine were still serving in the Middle East and saw limited active service. GMAX model by A. F. Scrub
