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Ales Pavlas from Fly have sent us in few pictures of their Armstrong Whitworth Whitleys Mk.V and Mk.VII.

Inside the box we will find multi-media parts made of plastic, resin and photo-etched frets. As far as I recognize details of the cockpit, wheel wells, exhausts and air intakes are casted in resin. Photo-etched frets provides aerials (for the GR Mk.VII) and fasteners (this fret is common for both sets).

Each set provides four painting schemes which are...

...for the Mk.V:

• N1428, GE-B, 58th Sqn, Lincoln-on-Ouse, June 1940
  
• P5004, KN-U, 77th Sqn, Cranwell, late 1940
  
• T4131, EY-W, 78th Sqn, 1941
  
• T4261, DY-U, 102nd Sqn, late 1941 (on the picture is DY-S, I do not know which option is correct.)

...for the GR Mk.VIII

• EB392, YG-R, 502nd Sqn, RAF Aidergrove, North Ireland 1942
  
• Z6633, WL-G, 612th Sqn Costal Command, 1942
  
• Z6968, WL-J, 612th Sqn Costal Command, 1942
  
• BD622, WL-U, 612th Sqn Costal Command, 1942
  

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