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The 'Original' Pilcher Hawk located at East Lothian Museum
has been moved into storage.
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Ex Science Museum Reproduction Pilcher 'Hawk' (BAPC57). Commissioned by the
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The Reproduction Hawk at Stanford
Hall is now displayed suspended from the ceiling of the craft shop.
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Reproduction Mk3 Pilcher Bat constructed by Eric Littledike, now installed in Hangar 7 See also http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/wiki/Image:Im090617SC-Pi-627.jpg
A Mk2 Bat has been constructed by Spirit Aero Systems and RAeS Prestwick branch led by Quentin Wilson. This glider is currently in storage awaiting opening of the new Riverside Museum of Transport in Glasgow where it will be on display when the museum opens in the early summer of 2011. http://www.ayrshirescotlandbusinessnews.com/2007/12/spirit-aerosystems-prestwick-present.html The powered triplane was Pilcher's most ambitious project, but sadly due to an engine http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/percypilcher.shtml
The Aircraft is now on display at Shuttleworth.
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