1/48 Lysander Mk III - Defense of Britain/Atlantic.
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Donivanp
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Jeff Hunt
1st Lieutenant
Double Sweet!
Jeff
Jeff
Brilliant Don, you gotta love the Lizzie, did this same crate in another GB myself
Crimea_River
Marshal
THAT should be cool!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Ah….the good old Lizzie, Nice Don 'tis gonna be a good 'un.
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Donivanp
Captain
Can an admin please correct the typo in the title and header, Lysander. Thank you
great choice Don!
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Donivanp
Captain
Thank you all and for the correction.
fubar57
General
Looking forward to this one Don. Need an RCAF bird for my collection.
Geo
Geo
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Good one Don. I've got the old Italeri kit (courtesy of Glenn) which will also be done as a SD aircraft, in a small diorama - some day!
Let me know if you want some detail shots of the exterior, as I took some of the Shuttleworth Collection's aircraft, although it's in the earlier overall black scheme.
Meanwhile, here's a couple of pics of the Duxford example.
Let me know if you want some detail shots of the exterior, as I took some of the Shuttleworth Collection's aircraft, although it's in the earlier overall black scheme.
Meanwhile, here's a couple of pics of the Duxford example.
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JKim
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Interesting and unique choice... looking forward to it!
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Donivanp
Captain
I spit a little paint at the interior today after working on the Su-24. Terry I can use all the photos you have. I have read about the exploits of those who flew the Lysander and have always like it. I just don't have very much information on the aircraft itself.
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fubar57
General
INCOMING Check your email Don Nice start.Geo
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Donivanp
Captain
George, YOUR THE BOMB! Figured I could not go wrong with pea green for the interior.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
I'll sort and post the pics here over the weekend sometime Don.
I have two detailed books on the Lysander, but the files are too big to send via e-mail. If you can wait, send me a PM with a mailing address, and I'll put them onto a CD for you. Also, a good reference for background is 'We Landed By Moonlight', by Hugh Verity, who flew S.D. Lysanders from Tempsford, via Tangmere, the latter being much closer to the south coast of England.
The rear cockpit was modified slightly to accommodate the 'Joes' ferried to and from Europe on SOE missions.
The pic I posted of the Duxford example is a re-creation of his aircraft, with the 'Jiminy Cricket' cartoon figure on the fuselage, below the cockpit.
I have two detailed books on the Lysander, but the files are too big to send via e-mail. If you can wait, send me a PM with a mailing address, and I'll put them onto a CD for you. Also, a good reference for background is 'We Landed By Moonlight', by Hugh Verity, who flew S.D. Lysanders from Tempsford, via Tangmere, the latter being much closer to the south coast of England.
The rear cockpit was modified slightly to accommodate the 'Joes' ferried to and from Europe on SOE missions.
The pic I posted of the Duxford example is a re-creation of his aircraft, with the 'Jiminy Cricket' cartoon figure on the fuselage, below the cockpit.
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Donivanp
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fubar57
General
Terry, when I want to send a file that is too big for an email, I use Google Drive. I sent a 128MB file that way. It takes quite a while to download and send but you don't have to worry about the CD and postage.
Geo
Geo
