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Tiffenden Triplanes

The passion to Recreate WW1 flying Sopwith Triplanes of the Royal Naval Air Service. This website is dedicate to the creation of the Sopwith Triplanes of Black Flight and the people who will make it happen through their dedication and skill..

The aircraft will be amateur built by enthusiasts under the watchful eye of the Light Aircraft Association and our build inspector. If you feel you can be part of the project please get in touch. It will be great to hear from you. If you have any Sopwith Triplane information or memorabilia from Sopwith or the Royal Naval Air  Service please let us know. As you can imagine getting hold of information over 100 years old can be tricky. Many thanks for your interest in Tiffenden Triplanes.


How to be part of it ?
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The Tiffenden Triplanes logo is derived from the original Sopwith Aircraft Company logo and the White horse of Kent 'Invicta'. It also features  the motto of the Royal Naval Air Service and RAF and the Union Flag and the wing profile of a Sopwith Triplane. If you can be part of the project please contact us here.

You can visit and see the activities of the Light Aircraft Association by clicking here or their logo below
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Tiffenden Triplanes Flying Jacket Painted by Jo of Aerograffiti.
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G - BWRA The Sopwith Triplane of Gordon Brander of The Great War Display Team flies with him at the controls at Sywell 2014. The distinctive 3 wing configuration is clear from this angle. This aircraft is powered by a Warner Scarab.
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To join Tiffenden Triplanes click here or the posters above. The skills we require have not changed for over 100 years

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