Plane Design Lancaster

Lancaster from Plane Design. This one i`ve actually buyed !

Im realy doing much for my Lancaster project

Well in this package u get very much !

On the picture :

B.I in late war specification, with H2S and Hamilton Standard props, marked as the famous R5868 "S-Sugar", the first Lancaster to complete 100 ops, now preserved at the RAF Museum, Hendon.

-> This one PA474 : Is the main kit production kit from my
tamiya set ! PM + M

B.I in post war specification, with Lincoln type rudders and Hamilton Standard props, marked as the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's PA474.

Other models :

B.I (Special) as one of 617 Squadron's Grand Slam carriers. These aircraft carried the famous 10 ton earthquake bomb.

B.II as DS763. This model represents the 300 Bristol Hercules engined Lancasters produced, of which none survive.

B.III in mid war specification, fitted with the early de Havilland "needle blade" props, and flame dampers. This aircraft will be marked as ED888, the Lancaster which had the highest tally of operations - one hundred and forty.

B.III (Special). This model, with spinning bomb, represents ED932, the Lancaster flown on the legendary Dams raid by W/Cdr Guy Gibson.

B.X as an early series aircraft, with American instrumentation, a British FN50 turret and de Havilland props. This aircraft will probably be painted as KB700 "Ruhr Express" - the first Canadian produced Lancaster.

B.X as a late series aircraft, again with American instrumentation, Martin 250CE turret, and marked as Canadian Warplane Heritage's airworthy FM213, painted to represent KB726.


If u want to see a model just ask and i take a picture !