Avro Anson - British multi-purpose aircraft, designed and built in 1935 in the factory Avro
and so the topic






The model here is presented in colors and marking 6 air schools observers and Navigators in Steaverton
where trained Polish pilots
























Thank you for watching gallery ;o)

Ryszard,
Your workload just continues to amaze me, as you're practically a model making machine. Yet, every single build is built to a extremely high standard. Your approach seems more to a perfectly built, painted, decaled, and slightly weathered operational aircraft, then a super detailed contest model, and to that end I'm in complete agreement with you.

As for your latest effort, the Avro Anson MkI, it fits the above description perfectly. your leading edge wing lights and nose light are exceptionally well done, including the inserts that really is something I rarely see, or try to duplicate myself in 1/48 scale.

Just one question. why is that aircraft in the water? Is it supposed to be water tight and floatable?

Joel

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I Intercede this photo, as a curiosity, because it is quite specific

Really nice work Ryszard, another great build. Not a kit that we see built up very often, but you have shown what can be done with it. The interior detail will look good through those big areas of glass as well.

Cheers, D

Very nice. Well done interior, you will like these...




Cheers,

Karl.

Nice one Ryszard

Excellent build. You must be a mind reader! I was only thinking about the SH Anson in my Stash last week! I definitely must tackle it one day.

@ Karl - Fantastic shots! Do you have any more? They'd make a great addition to our Walkarounds.

All the best

Rowan