Biplanes
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| Boeing Stearman Biplane. |
Biplanes are beautiful airplanes. Nothing captures the romance of flight better than a biplane soaring through a bright, blue sky with puffy white clouds. Biplanes remained the front line of most air forces until World War II, and many biplanes participated in that war. Among these were the Royal Air Force Gloster Gladiator and Fairey Swordfish.
Today, biplanes generally are restricted to airshows, museums and hobbyists, but they remain viable aircraft. Some biplanes also remain in use for various purposes such as crop dusting, sightseeing and flight training. If you wish to download and color in any of these pictures of biplanes, simply right-click it and chose "Save." Then, find it on your computer, size it to your preference, and print away! We hope you find these biplane coloring pages useful and fun.
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| A Waco UPF-7 airplane, made in 1942. |
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| A Polikarpov biplane. |
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| A Waco biplane. |
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| A Waco biplane. |
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| Handley Page HP 42 in 1931 - nobody ever lost their life on this plane. |
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| A Sopwith Camel. |
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| Antonov AN-2 "Colt," a very popular post-war biplane. |
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| Albatros from World War I. |
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| LFG Roland D.II (Shark) from World War I. |
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| A Boulton Paul Overstrand, the RAF's last operational biplane bomber. |
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| A Royal Navy Fairey Swordfish MkII. Planes like this helped to sink the German battleship Bismarck during World War II. |
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| A captured British Sopwith Pup in German markings. |
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| An Italian Caproni Ca.1 biplane bomber from World War I. |
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| A RAF Gloster Gladiator fighter, still in use during World War II. |
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