Mosquito on Steroids
Several engine options were considered for the Mosquito when it was first designed. One of which was the Napier Sabre which was in development at the same time. The Merlin became the preferred choice and the aircraft went on to be a huge success, but what if the Napier Sabre had been operational. Come and visit us - see website for details www.dehavillandmuseum.co.uk
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