: The aircraft was designed to be heavily armed with eight Hispano cannons mounted in two turrets, a configuration similar to the Boulton Paul P.92.
The Bristol Type 159 was a four-engined heavy bomber designed to meet the British Air Ministry's . It is often nicknamed the "Beaubomber" because it was essentially a significantly upscaled version of the successful Bristol Beaufort. (159).jpg
: Bristol engineers aimed to utilize their experience with the Blenheim and Beaufort. The Type 159 was intended to be longer than the Beaufort and featured a distinctive twin-fin tail design. : The aircraft was designed to be heavily
While the filename "(159).jpg" is generic and used across many different digital libraries, it is most notably associated with historical design documents for the , a proposed British heavy bomber from the early 1940s. The Bristol Type 159 "Beaubomber" : Bristol engineers aimed to utilize their experience