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PostPosted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:29 pm 
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Pretty cool that they actually modelled the post war version of the RCAF Lanc. I just had to have one.

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..and for comparison, an old picture of the real FM104:
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Nice. thanks for posting the pics.

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Hey Scott--

You should grab that superb A2A of FM104 for the Registry: she is a current survivor, under longterm restoration to static display condition at the Toronto Aerospace Museum at Downsview. (The Corgi 1:72 FM104 is doubtless a popular item in TAM's gift shop!)

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