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The first plane built by the Sopwith company in Kingston. The Sopwith-Wright plane. It was built before World War One and was not used for warfare
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Sopwith company was in buisness in Kingston during this this period of time
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The Sopwith Bat boat is created, the first succesful flying boat and aphimbious aircraft built in the UK. Both the German and Greek navy used them, along with the royal navy.
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These planes were the first Sopwith planes to be built during WW1 for the Royal Air Force. These were floatplanes used for experimental torpedo dropping. The 138 had a bigger and stronger engine, also making it heavier.
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A British seaplane, used by the royal naval air service in 1915
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The Sopwith Pup was a British single-seater biplane fighter built in 1916 for the war going on at the time. It was used by both the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service. This was a basis for the Sopwith Camel.
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The most famous and used plane built by the Sopwith Company, and also probably the plane that helped the British to win the war. It was highly manoeuvrable but had to control. A better version of the Sopwith Pup
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This was the last plane to be designed by the Sopwith company before it went out of buisness.
