A gull-wing was raised, and a man emerged and approached them.

In order to try to save weight, the design had removed the gull-wing and replaced it with a "flat" one, requiring slightly longer gear legs.

He popped the rear gull-wing of Jani's latest conveyance, a dark red four-door.

It had a laminar flow gull-wing, and unusually for a carrier based aircraft of the time, a tricycle undercarriage.

Despite the gull-wing, pilots had poor visibility over the nose which contributed to service pilots having a propensity to nose-over on landing.

Unlike the Fairey Gannet, it had a simple wing folding mechanism that split once at the angle of the gull-wing.

It was fitted with an inverted gull-wing, which folded immediately outboard of the twin floats to aid storage on-board ship, and it had twin tail fins.

A vintage gull-wing Mercedes-Benz 300SL is also presented in the film, being personally driven by Braga's character in an introductory sequence before a large-scale climactic car chase scene.

The gull wing design found its way into seaplanes by the early 1930s.

Three were built, two with gull wing wings; one of these set a national endurance record in 1941.

The concept's features include 22-inch wheels and gull wing doors.

I wonder whether the gull wing doors will leak in the rain?

It introduced a high gull wing, giving a pilot an optimal view.

THe gull wing doors, right, are a trademark of the range and offer superb access to the interior.

The gull wing was first seen on a glider when the Weltensegler flew in 1921.

The early hardtops had gull wing doors but it is believed that none have survived.

The wings were wire braced, with a slight gull wing profile.

His second design was the Ha 137 dive bomber with inverted gull wings.

Initial prototype and nine production gliders with strutted gull wings.

The prototype had a straight wing, but the plans were altered to provide a gull wing.

The full-length gull wing doors can be opened automatically at the press of a button on the electronic key.

It was a two-seat aircraft with a gull wing and conventional empennage.

The gull wing or butterfly roof feature on top of the tower were added to give it more distinction.

It had high cantilever gull wings, though the inner section dihedral was modest.

It was characterized by a gull wing.

I felt gull wings rustling my hair.

The inverted gull wing was developed at the same time and for the same reason as seaplanes.

A few times she gave him a quick hug or kiss, when something had gone well, and his spirit soared on gull wings to the sun.

On each side of the spine a centre hinged gull wing window completed the roof and continued down to the waistline.

The opposite of a gull wing.

This package has "gull wing" leads protruding from the two long sides and a lead spacing of 0.050 inches.

While most of the world's forces were still using biplanes, the new P.1 used a high-mounted gull wing to give the pilot an excellent view.