• Laura Griffiths
• 27 Apr, 2016

That car and the reason for my visit to Bristol yesterday is the Bloodhound, a military jet engine powered, potential Land Speed Record breaking, supersonic car weighing 7.5 tonnes and measuring approximately 13.4 metres long. Named after Bristol Aeroplane Company’s original surface-to-air missile that went out of service in the 90’s, the Bloodhound design is made up of 3,500 parts produced via a number of manufacturing techniques including subtraction, formative and additive manufacturing.
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