StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Armstrong Whitworth

Part of the full size steam line. Nearest the camera - is the Robey "Tandem" roller, then the brown Armstrong Whitworth "Albert" [he;'s quite rare, AW are better known as Ship and armament builders ...

Armstrong Whitworth [Gloster] Meteor NF14 WS832. The airframe & engines were originally developed in the 1940s, and were the first allied jet fighter to achieve operational status in WW2. WS832 is one of the night fighter variants, which displaced the Mosquito. This particular aircrat was built in 1954. Her service included postings to Llanbedr Unit "W" [the All Weather Conversion unit] and time with the Radar establishment at Malvern. She arrived at SAM on the 14th January 1977, as a swop for an airworthy D.H. Vampire, XZ507.

DX 4602 viewed from the side. The Armstrong Whitworth steam roller at EATM. Also named "Stormer" The deep blue livery is stunning, and a welcome change from the greens of the more common Aveling & Porters, Marshalls, and Burrells.

Technical details for DX 4602. "Stormer" the EATM resident steam roller. Explanation for the details on the crest given in the right hand panel.

Front rolls of DX 4602, the EATM's resident Armstrong Whitworth steam roller. Judging by the muck on there, she's been working recently.

Livery / heraldic badge on the Armstrong Whitworth steam roller. The background colour of the roller is a deep shade of blue (Prussian blue ? to be checked)