Warbird Information Exchange

Was told it may be out of a warbird but not anything I can identify.

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“Try to fly in the middle of the air. The edges are filled with mountains and oceans and rocks and it’s much harder to fly there.”

Millenium Falcon or X wing Fighter?

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Rich Palmer

Remember an Injured Youth
benstear.org
#64- Stay Strong and Keep the Faith

BOOM BOOM, ROUND ROUND, PROPELLER GO

Don't Be A Dilbert!

serious "vintage" man...got my curiosity up

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Kind Regards,
Gary Lewis
J.A.F.O.

Late mark Avro Anson

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Cheers,
Peter

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Bang on thanks Peter! The square access door had me wondering, the early MK1 had a round access. But the later model was square, possible MKV or later?

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“Try to fly in the middle of the air. The edges are filled with mountains and oceans and rocks and it’s much harder to fly there.”

These seats are probably not scarce a total of 11,020 Ansons were built in Britain and Canada by the end of production in 1952, making it the second-most-numerous (after the Vickers Wellington), British multi-engined aircraft of the war.
Here is the Avro Anson operating out of Omaka airfield in New Zealand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItUdTM0fhD4

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“Try to fly in the middle of the air. The edges are filled with mountains and oceans and rocks and it’s much harder to fly there.”

I see them in antique shops around Canada at least twice a year

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...it was a plane adrift beneath the moon moving serenely thru beams like an angel of the night .....fair as a song ........aloof from mortal dreams

I agree they do popup from time to time.. The all wooden ones with the round holes are much rarer to find though..

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Cheers,
Peter

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