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Upward firing guns on Sopwith "Comic" model Aircraft
 Good Morning All!I am interested to know if anyone has information on the upward firing guns fitted to the Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter & Camel Comic models? Could the pilot change the magazines on the Lewis Guns in flight? I do not think it would be possible but sought knowledge from someone who may know. 
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