[fileasfog]

looks great but is the rear gunner going to shoot the insides of the plane?

[mhackl]

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2 Brothers
foreground: AA36801 Westland Lysander Mk.II (France 1940) background: AA36802 Westland Lysander Mk.I (Palestine 1940)
8.25" (21cm) wingspan
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast models by Corgi Classics

[mhackl]

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AA36801 NEW!
Westland Lysander Mk.II
225 Squadron RAF, France 1940
3370 produced | 8.25" (21cm) wingspan
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the "BATTLE FOR THE LOW COUNTRIES" series by Corgi Classics

[mhackl]

All images posted are for the collector’s benefit and may not be reproduced for commercial use without the written consent of On Mark International, Inc. USA (c) 2007

AA36801 NEW!
Westland Lysander Mk.II
225 Squadron RAF, France 1940
3370 produced | 8.25" (21cm) wingspan
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the "BATTLE FOR THE LOW COUNTRIES" series by Corgi Classics

[p-51d]

Whats the run quantity on the lysanders anyone?

[jim]

A few years ago I saw two of these flying at Duxford. They are brilliant aircraft and very strongly built. looking at them you would not think so but they could withstand landing on really bad ground hence their use as a transport into occupied Europe. I cannot rmember the title but an ex Lysander pilot wrote a book about his experiences. It was fascinating reading.

Originally Posted by hworth18

The rear canopy is only one piece and it includes the center section..

[admin]

Originally Posted by p-51d

Whats the run quantity on the lysanders anyone?

3370
It's listed in the information below the pictures

[fileasfog]

Originally Posted by jim

A few years ago I saw two of these flying at Duxford. They are brilliant aircraft and very strongly built. looking at them you would not think so but they could withstand landing on really bad ground hence their use as a transport into occupied Europe. I cannot remember the title but an ex Lysander pilot wrote a book about his experiences. It was fascinating reading.

I want to know the title of that book

[jim]

Originally Posted by fileasfog

I want to know the title of that book

Hi, I have so many books that I only buy one now if it is really special. I have a very good local library nearby so I borrow most of my books from them. they are very good and find me anything i ask them to. I am sure the book I mentioned was a borrowed one so I will look into the matter and see if I can find it. I already have them searching for a book on the Invasion of Britain that gives all the info on landing sites etc. They are gonna love me when i set them on this new task. Hang in there buddy and I will do my best.

[mhackl]

All images posted are for the collector’s benefit and may not be reproduced for commercial use without the written consent of On Mark International, Inc. USA (c) 2007

AA36801 NEW!
Westland Lysander Mk.II
225 Squadron RAF, France 1940
3370 produced | 8.25" (21cm) wingspan
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the "BATTLE FOR THE LOW COUNTRIES" series by Corgi Classics