Crimea_River
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Just tell them the one prop is reverse pitch as the aircraft just finished doing a 180 in its dispersal.
H.S. Andover C1, 46 Sqn, RAF, 1/72nd scale.
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looks really good Terry
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Thanks chaps, and yes, one prop is in reverse pitch !
Just got to attach the props and display stand and then take the photos. Hopefully I'll have time to post these later tonight.
Just got to attach the props and display stand and then take the photos. Hopefully I'll have time to post these later tonight.
A4K
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Looking forward to seeing the finished build Terry, looks great so far!
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Thanks Evan.
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It's finished !
The model is finished and on its display stand, ready for delivery tomorrow.
I'm relatively happy with it, although it could have been better, and more detailed, if it was just "for the shelf", and not to be transported around frequently. But hopefully Dougie, and the members of 46 Sqn Association will like it, on the occasion of the Squadron's 106th Anniversary dinner on Saturday.
Thanks to all who followed this build, and for the kind and encouraging comments.
The model is finished and on its display stand, ready for delivery tomorrow.
I'm relatively happy with it, although it could have been better, and more detailed, if it was just "for the shelf", and not to be transported around frequently. But hopefully Dougie, and the members of 46 Sqn Association will like it, on the occasion of the Squadron's 106th Anniversary dinner on Saturday.
Thanks to all who followed this build, and for the kind and encouraging comments.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Beautifully built.
Lovely work Terry!
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Thanks chaps.
A4K
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Love it Terry! The 46 sqn lads will be rapt I'm sure.
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Thanks Evan.
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
I'm certain you efforts will be greatly appreciated, as they are enjoyed by all here.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
What a beauty Terry, well done. 
Crimea_River
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It's a worthy tribute to the squadron Terry and I'm sure it will be received very well. Enjoy your festivities after a job well done.
fubar57
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You did well Terry. Hopefully many free pints come your way
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Again, thanks very much chaps, it's very much appreciated.
Just got back from Sywell aerodrome, were I met-up with Dougie yesterday evening to "hand over the Andover", and I'm pleased to report that he was thrilled with the model, and assured me that the Association members will be too.
The Association has models of almost all the aircraft used by 46 Squadron from 1917 until disbandment in 1975 (four built by me previously), and now, finally, they have the last type used, the Andover.
Dougie couldn't stay long, as he had to drive back to Oxfordshire to continue preparations for the annual dinner on Saturday, so no beers I'm afraid (although I sampled a few later in the evening !), but he did present me with rather large bottles of Gin, and a spiced Rum, as a personal thank you !
I have one more model to build for the Association, to complete the collection, which is a Be2C in 1/48th scale, which I hope to get done sometime soon, and I also have another Andover to do, this time for Dougie himself. It's the same aircraft, serial number XS603, but later in its life, when in service as a calibration aircraft with 115 sqn, which Dougie then commanded. (pic below, original source unknown).
Just got back from Sywell aerodrome, were I met-up with Dougie yesterday evening to "hand over the Andover", and I'm pleased to report that he was thrilled with the model, and assured me that the Association members will be too.
The Association has models of almost all the aircraft used by 46 Squadron from 1917 until disbandment in 1975 (four built by me previously), and now, finally, they have the last type used, the Andover.
Dougie couldn't stay long, as he had to drive back to Oxfordshire to continue preparations for the annual dinner on Saturday, so no beers I'm afraid (although I sampled a few later in the evening !), but he did present me with rather large bottles of Gin, and a spiced Rum, as a personal thank you !
I have one more model to build for the Association, to complete the collection, which is a Be2C in 1/48th scale, which I hope to get done sometime soon, and I also have another Andover to do, this time for Dougie himself. It's the same aircraft, serial number XS603, but later in its life, when in service as a calibration aircraft with 115 sqn, which Dougie then commanded. (pic below, original source unknown).
fubar57
General
Fantastic Terry
A4K
Colonel
With Wojtek and Geo!
