Global Scale Modeller

Hello everyone,
today I've visited our Canadian National Aviation Museum in our capital with my son. So this is going to be the first post of a few detailing planes we could get a good glimpse at. The first one, being the most impressive one to me, the Lancaster. The one display never actually serve in any mission. It was built and send to Europe just at the end of the war.

Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr

Good job, great reference photos

Wow, great shots there.

Fantastic pics, thanks for sharing

Beautiful pictures and they give you very good access unlike our one at Hendon Thanks for sharing

Great photos. I'm attempting to build one at the minute and I can see an error made by myself already! Thanks for
the pics,very helpful (and a fantastic machine as your model as well)

Sweet photography again
Now where’s my WNW Lancaster kit…oh, right

Picture #5 is where my uncle Les sat for 37 operations, 30 of them on the Lancaster, 7 on Wellingtons before that. The RAF screwed up his records on transfer resetting the ops count to 0. Although when he rotated to the air gunnery school they suddenly re-appeared....

RangerNeil wrote: Fri Aug 27, 2021 6:07 pm Picture #5 is where my uncle Les sat for 37 operations, 30 of them on the Lancaster, 7 on Wellingtons before that. The RAF screwed up his records on transfer resetting the ops count to 0. Although when he rotated to the air gunnery school they suddenly re-appeared....

Brave brave man
Much respect

RangerNeil wrote: Fri Aug 27, 2021 6:07 pm Picture #5 is where my uncle Les sat for 37 operations, 30 of them on the Lancaster, 7 on Wellingtons before that. The RAF screwed up his records on transfer resetting the ops count to 0. Although when he rotated to the air gunnery school they suddenly re-appeared....

As Scott said really brave man ! I was trying to explain to my 7 year old that someone would sat there and he wouldn't believe. Even him understood the courage it took and he doesn't know much about WW II